Why the Digital Safety Tool Was Introduced
Traditional safety monitoring relied on paper-based checks and delayed reporting. This limited visibility and made it harder to review trends or act quickly on emerging issues. By digitising inspections, incident reporting and QHSE monitoring, colleagues can now record information instantly, giving operational teams a clearer view of conditions on site.
The tool supports OCS’s commitment to safe working environments and aligns with our TRUE Values by keeping colleagues informed, engaged and connected to the wider QHSE framework.
How the App Supports Daily Operations
- Mobile-First Inspections – Accommodation, first-aid kits and site conditions are checked quickly using standardised digital forms.
- QR Code Tracking – Assets and compliance checks are linked to QR codes for accurate, traceable records.
- Instant Incident Reporting – Colleagues can submit reports from any location, reducing delays and supporting faster responses.
- Real-Time Dashboards – Safety KPIs, near-miss trends and compliance status are visible to operational leaders.
- VR Learning Integration – VR modules support training for higher-risk scenarios, improving practical understanding and preparedness.
The Outcome
The introduction of the ABi app has strengthened engagement, visibility and accountability across sites. Early results include:
- A significant increase in positive interventions, showing stronger colleague participation
- Zero Lost Time Injuries recorded across several recent mobilisations
- Better cultural ownership supported by toolbox talks and peer observations