Pure Safety
The health and safety app.
43 modules. Each page says what it does, what is on the file, why it is digital, and the UK duty it sits under.
The benefit
The paperwork is done where the work is. The office stops chasing it.
Filed on the job
The inspection, the near miss, and the permit are done on the phone. They do not wait in a notebook for someone to type up.
Nothing open without a name
A fail, a finding, or a missed check-in becomes an action with an owner and a date. It stays on the board until it is closed.
One file for the meeting
Risks, incidents, permits, and actions are already together. You stop reconciling spreadsheets before the morning meeting.
Ready when someone asks
The record is the one the site used. Enough for a RIDDOR, an insurer, or an HSE visit. We do not print a certificate we have not earned.
What it is
The health and safety system for the job.
Pure Safety is the inspections, the risks, the incidents, the permits, the plant checks, the fire plan, and the people. It is the file a supervisor uses on the scaffold and a safety lead reads in the morning meeting.
A fail becomes an action with an owner before they leave. A near miss has the photos and the witnesses while people still remember. A permit is live, or it is not. Training that has run out is visible before that person is put on the task.
It is built for UK duties. COSHH, PUWER, LOLER, RIDDOR prep, asbestos, noise, HAVS. The phase plan sits on Pure Projects. The lone-worker watch has its own page. It writes to this record.
All modules
Click a module. Each page is its own. Built for UK duties. We do not sell a 180-module catalogue.
Risk
- Risk assessmentsThe hazard, the score, the control, and the date it has to be looked at again.
- Hazard registerEvery hazard on the job, and the control that sits against it.
- COSHHThe substance on the task, not a folder of data sheets in the cabin.
- Substance registerWhat is on site, and where it is stored.
- Manual handlingThe load, the person, and the control.
- Working at heightThe task, the access, and the fall control.
- DSEThe workstation assessment, and the date it is due again.
Incidents
Inspections
- Safety inspectionsA check for the thing in front of the supervisor, on a phone, with a photo.
- Safety auditsA deeper check against the system, not a walk-round.
- Welfare inspectionsThe facilities the job is supposed to have, and the state they are in.
- Scaffold and laddersThe register, and the inspection that keeps it current.
- Harness inspectionsThe fall-arrest kit, and the date it was last checked.
Permits
- Permits to workHigh-risk work does not start until the permit is live.
- Hot workThe area, the time it runs out, and who signed it.
- Confined spaceThe entry, the atmosphere, and the standby.
- Lock out tag outThe isolation, and who holds the key.
- Permits to digThe excavation, and what is under it.
- Work at height permitsThe access, and the people cleared to use it.
Plant and equipment
- PUWER inspectionsWork equipment checked against the job it is doing.
- LOLER examinationsLifting equipment, and the thorough examination in date.
- Plant registerWhat is on the job, and who is allowed to use it.
- MEWP inspectionsThe machine, and the inspection before it goes up.
- PAT and electricalPortable kit and the installation condition. In date, or not.