KAD
The dashboard for EHS leadership.
Incident capture, RCA, federal safety indicators, module-level RBAC, audit ledger, broadcast control. The surface every safety director, plant manager, and inspector lives in.
An operational EHS platform built around the work face — the moment something happens, the worker reports it, the regulation gets cited, and the audit binder writes itself. Three surfaces: KAD on the desktop, Pulse on the tablet, and a hardware stack that ties the credential to the asset.
Incident capture, RCA, federal safety indicators, module-level RBAC, audit ledger, broadcast control. The surface every safety director, plant manager, and inspector lives in.
Voice-to-incident. Tap-to-inspect workflow with automatic worker location. Kiosk-mode lockdown. Offline-capable; no Wi-Fi dependence at the work face. The surface every worker actually touches.
Credential bound to the asset. Worker proximity bound to the location. No batch sync. No "where did this come from." The credential is the asset.
Each one solves a specific problem we kept watching safety pros work around their EHS platform to do.
Structured. Every corrective action cites the regulation it ties back to. Immediate cause, contributing causes, underlying cause, recommended corrective actions — written by the system, reviewed by the inspector, never from a blank page.
Tap the voice button on the tablet, talk through what happened, and a comprehensive structured incident record lands on the dashboard with routing already fired. English or Spanish. No form filling at the work face.
Federal datasets filtered to your mine type and your operations. A category-scored risk heatmap, ready the moment you log in. No consultant. No integration project.
Asset-bound credential binding. The inspection record is bound to the asset before the inspector starts. No manual asset selection.
From the incident on the tablet to the EMR projection to subrogation, litigation, and IME. Most platforms integrate. We embed.
Conversational analytics with text-to-chart. Counts, comparisons, trends, with links back to the source records.
The role-level access control most EHS platforms ship fails the moment your workforce is half contractors. We built the access matrix per-module, so a contractor with limited reach gets exactly that.
Auditors sign in with their own credentials, scoped to the audit window. The door closes automatically when it ends.
A contractor's foreman can see incidents but not WC claims. A welder can see the JSA but not the broadcast queue.
Every change captured. The regulator sees the record itself, not a story you tell.
Not a deck. The dashboard, the tablet, and the hardware.