HSE Management
A Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) management system that effectively mitigates risk and protects employees, contractors, and suppliers is critical for all companies.
Importance of HSE Management
A thorough HSE management system helps companies meet or exceed regulatory requirements. In turn, this system can contribute to a positive workplace culture, increased employee morale and retention, decreased rates of injury or illness, and a reduction in overall lost time or production delays. As outsourced work continues to be an essential component of many companies’ operations, an effective HSE management system will include contractors and suppliers.
The health and safety framework consists of systems, tools, and processes that strategically evaluate and continuously monitor the effectiveness of the framework to ensure the wellbeing of all work parties.
ISN helps organizations ensure contractors have developed and implemented safety procedures and best practices that complement legal obligations aligned with their scope of work.
Benefits
ISN leverages expertise and an extensive network to contribute to the continual improvement and enhancement of HSE Management systems. ISN’s goal is to partner with Hiring Clients to actively manage risk in a centralized platform that leads to overall time and cost savings, strengthened relationships, and a safer work environment.
HSE Data Collection
Data verification and analysis are crucial to HSE management and can shed light on risks a company faces and provide direction on how to mitigate those risks moving forward. ISN's platform, ISNetworld®, streamlines the process through services such as:
Collection and verification of contractor data, including written HSE programs, injury and illness statistics, and training at both the individual and company level.
Tracking of audits and evaluation reports complemented by ISN's RAVS 360™ Assessment to identify gaps in training, policies, or safety culture at a contractor's organization.
- Data-driven publications and reporting tools, including an Incident Management tool, that allow for benchmarking and the generation of insights over time.