Risk Management Information Systems (RMIS)

IncidentAnalytix is a Complete Risk Management Information System

A Risk Management Information System is a comprehensive incident data collection and analytics system that allows you to collect both incident and close call data across your organization to build a complete picture of event risk. We utilize both Safety I and Safety II methodologies to identify the contributing factors and mitigating factors in incident and close call events providing you with insight into risk trends within your organization. 

Top Reasons to Implement a Risk Management Information System:

• Single Source for all incidents: Bringing incidents and near misses for all types of events and populations (Title IX, bias incidents, workplace harassment, injury, illness, minors on campus, students, faculty, staff) brings a full picture of organizational risk.
• Proactive risk management: Collecting and analyzing incident data allows organizations to identify trends, patterns, and potential hazards, leading to proactive risk management and targeted interventions to mitigate risks.
• Informed decision-making: Data-driven insights enable organizations to make better decisions about resource allocation, policy development, and safety measures, ensuring more effective risk management strategies.
• Enhanced safety culture: By encouraging the reporting of incidents and close calls, organizations foster a culture of safety and continuous improvement, empowering employees to take ownership of safety and contribute to a safer environment.
• Early identification of issues: Analyzing incident data can reveal underlying issues, such as equipment failures, inadequate training, or insufficient safety measures, allowing organizations to address problems before they escalate.
• Compliance and regulatory adherence: Regular collection and analysis of incident data help organizations maintain compliance with industry regulations, safety standards, and best practices, protecting them from potential legal and financial repercussions.
• Improved communication and transparency: Sharing incident data and analysis results with stakeholders promotes transparency and collaboration, ensuring that everyone is aware of potential risks and working together to mitigate them.
• Performance measurement and benchmarking: Incident data analysis enables organizations to track their safety performance over time and benchmark against industry standards or other similar organizations, highlighting areas for improvement and celebrating successes.
• Cost reduction: By identifying and addressing risks proactively, organizations can reduce the costs associated with accidents, injuries, and property damage, as well as the indirect costs of downtime, decreased productivity, and reputational harm.
• Continuous improvement: Regularly analyzing incident data supports a continuous improvement cycle, where organizations can learn from past incidents and close calls, implement changes, and measure the effectiveness of those changes to further enhance safety.

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