Investing in high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) is increasingly beneficial for an organisation's safety risk management.
A management strategy of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) will be beneficial in protecting customer data.
Organisations can also address non-compliance, track corrective actions, and gain insight into SHEQ data with easy visuals and notifications.
Many businesses had no idea what to do when the COVID-19 pandemic and its unprecedented effects on businesses were felt across the globe.
An essential part of business continuity is effective risk management. Whether it is environmental uncertainty or economic volatility.
We have created a Covid-19 self-assessment checklist which is now able to evaluate whether an employee is fit to return to the workplace.
In the past years, I found this topic in dozens of SHEQ literature, and here is perhaps the most frequently asked question.
The prevalence of artificial intelligence in integrated management systems leads to significant reform in business productivity.
When it comes to risk management, there is a clear five-step process organisations should follow to ensure efficient risk management.
GRC is an acronym for governance, risk management, and compliance. GRC, therefore, helps to avoid risks in all of these aspects.