Safety data always arrived one incident too late.
So we rebuilt the whole thing around a single record model, an app people actually use on site, and an agent that responds while it still matters.
The tools were never the problem. The gaps between them were.
Walk into most HSE departments and you will find the same thing: inspections in a spreadsheet, incidents in a WhatsApp thread, permits in a binder, training in an LMS nobody has logged into since onboarding, and IDs printed on a laminator in the site office.
Each of those tools works. What fails is everything that has to travel between them — the near-miss that never becomes a corrective action, the corrective action that never becomes a toolbox talk, the toolbox talk that would have prevented the injury that finally does get reported.
SentinelHSE collapses those 33 tools into one system with one record model, so nothing has to survive a handoff to stay true.
Our test for every feature: could a foreman use this at the top of a scaffold, in the rain, with no bars — and would the record still stand up in an audit two years later?
If the answer to either half is no, it goes back. It is why our modules capture fully offline and sync the moment a connection returns.
Six rules we do not trade away
These are the constraints we design against. They are also the fastest way to understand what SentinelHSE will and will not do.
The field comes first
If a module cannot be completed one-handed, in gloves, with no signal, it does not ship. Adoption is not a training problem — it is a design problem, and it is ours.
One record model
A hazard, the action it triggers, the training gap it exposes and the audit evidence it produces are one object, not four exports. Everything else in the product follows from that.
Software should act, not file
Storing a report is the easy half. The Smart Agent triages, dispatches and escalates the moment something lands, because a record nobody reads has prevented nothing.
Evidence over assertion
Every action is time-stamped and tamper-evident. We would rather hand a regulator the trail than an explanation — and so would the people who run our customers’ sites.
Numbers you can trace
Any figure on a leadership dashboard drills back to the record that produced it. A safety score a board cannot interrogate is a score a board will not trust.
Boring where it counts
Encryption, residency, uptime and access control are not differentiators to be marketed. They are table stakes we hold to enterprise standard and then stop talking about.
SentinelHSE today
One platform, deployed on sites where a missed hazard is measured in people, not tickets.
41
modules in the command centre
33
screens in the field app
60s
to file a full report
30 days
from kickoff to live
Evidence captured against twelve ISO 45001:2018 clauses. Certification audits your organisation, not your software — but this is what you hand the auditor.
Come see whether we practise what we publish
Bring your hardest site — the remote one, the multi-regulator one, the one still running on paper. That is the walkthrough we want to give.
45 minutes, on your own scenarios.