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The easiest health and safety software to keep teams safe across the United Kingdom.

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Easy to use WHS Management System

Eliminate inefficient paper systems for your business. Streamline health and safety with all in one safety software.

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Solutions built to meet your goals

Check out how SiteConnect can digitize each component of your safety management system. Never lose a document again.

Siteconnect sign in management and geofencing software

Sign in 

Record all site visitors with geofencing, kiosks and simple inductions. Know who’s on your site with ease.

Siteconnect digital forms software

Digital forms

Eliminate paperwork, automate routine tasks, and build forms customised to your business.

Siteconnect safety risk management software

Risk 

Communicate risk and reduce incidents through risk registers and incident reporting.

Siteconnect contractor management software

Contractor 

Manage your contractor’s prequalification and safety management plans.

Real outcomes. Proven results.

75,153 +

Safer workers

253,263 +

Hazards & risks identified

31,023 +

Safety meetings coordinated

49,319 +

Health & safety forms completed

21,563 +

Observations communicated

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Take Control of Health & Safety — Without the Stress.

SiteConnect includes everything you need to manage risks, incidents, contractors, documents, training, inspections, and safety communication — all in one place.”

Digitise your entire WHS management system with safety software

RAMS

Phase Plans

Incidents

Dashboards

Geofence

Inductions

Toolbox

Prequal

Substances

Inspections

Risk

Alerts

Safety data for actionable insights

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Resources to support you with your safety software evaluation

Universal Homes Streamlined Safety Processes & Achieved ISO 45001 CertificationCase Study

Universal Homes Streamlined Safety Processes & Achieved ISO 45001 Certification

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How to Onboard Contractors Properly (Without Slowing Projects)Guides

How to Onboard Contractors Properly (Without Slowing Projects)

How to Automate Contractor Safety Documentation and ApprovalsUncategorized @gb

How to Automate Contractor Safety Documentation and Approvals

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What is Safety Induction Training?

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What a Good Safety Induction Should Include (A Practical Checklist for SMEs)Guides

What a Good Safety Induction Should Include (A Practical Checklist for SMEs)

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How to Choose the Right EHS Software for ConstructionHealth & Safety Updates

How to Choose the Right EHS Software for Construction

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Contractor Induction Software: How to Automate Inductions From Sign-In to CompletionGuides

Contractor Induction Software: How to Automate Inductions From Sign-In to Completion

Two construction workers, one male in a yellow hard hat and one female in a white hard hat, both wearing high-visibility vests, stand on a construction site. The female worker is pointing at a tablet she is holding while talking to the male worker. In the background is a large crane. This image illustrates a site-specific induction being conducted.
Company vs Site-Specific Inductions (What’s the Difference and Why It Matters?)Health & Safety Updates

Company vs Site-Specific Inductions (What’s the Difference and Why It Matters?)

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Are Your Risk Controls Actually Working?Health & Safety Updates

Are Your Risk Controls Actually Working?

Near miss reporting example: Worker's boot catches on broken wooden pallet and debris on a warehouse floor, illustrating a tripping hazard and potential safety incident.
Near Misses: The Free Intel That Predicts Your Next IncidentHealth & Safety Updates

Near Misses: The Free Intel That Predicts Your Next Incident