The recent EBIS Health and Safety Law Update conference underscored the importance of the 'Golden Thread' in ensuring building safety.

This digital record of a building's lifecycle is a powerful tool for empowering residents, streamlining maintenance, and improving compliance. However, challenges such as legacy buildings, data management, and software selection need to be addressed.

The case of R v WM Morrisons Supermarkets plc serves as a stark reminder of the severe consequences of corporate negligence. In this tragic incident, an employee with epilepsy suffered a fatal fall at work.

The company, despite being aware of the employee's condition and previous incidents, failed to take adequate measures to protect them. This highlights the critical importance of proactive risk management and a culture of inclusion in the workplace.

The A&P Falmouth crane collapse highlights the need for innovative solutions like digitalized Control of Work systems. By centralizing records, automating work permits, and improving communication, organizations can bridge the gap between assessment and action and create safer workplaces.

Clearly define your software needs and desired functionalities. Research vendors, compare solutions, and carefully evaluate their capabilities to ensure the chosen software aligns perfectly with your EHS goals and company culture, considering UK regulations. Given the complexity of this stage, consider partnering with a company specializing in EHS software implementation. Their expertise can ensure a smooth and efficient selection process, ultimately saving you time and resources.