Environment · Health · Safety
EHS, narrow and deep — hazards, incidents, compliance, and discipline on one connected record.
SE Worldwide is built for EHS teams in operations where regulatory exposure spans jurisdictions and AI assistance has to be grounded in evidence. Hazards, incidents, observations, and policies on one connected record.
Problems we solve
Which of these is on your desk today?
Pick the one that hurts. We'll show you the day where SE picks it up.
Eight tools to track one safety record.
Hazards, incidents, RCA, observations, and policies on one connected record — the cascade pulls history forward automatically.
See Maria's day across three manufacturing plants →
Your OSHA 300 takes three weeks every year to compile.
SE generates 300 / 300A / 301 from live incident data. ITA submitted automatically. The severe-injury 8-hour clock starts itself.
See Frank's day across multi-state construction →
Your EMR climbed 0.18 and you found out at renewal.
Every incident already carries the WC outcome data — lost-time, restricted-work, treatment level, return-to-work — structured and trended across state-fund jurisdictions.
See Carla's day managing $28M of construction TCOR →
Your supervisors cite the wrong policy half the time.
Policy clauses → observable behaviours → field observations → auto-generated disciplinary letters. The policy version in force when the letter issued travels with the letter — defensible in arbitration.
See Aisha's day on HR-led policy + training compliance →
You only know how safe you were after someone gets hurt.
Hazard-reporting rates, near-miss volumes, observation pass/fail, corrective-action ages — leading indicators with site / shift / department rollups, correlated to outcomes.
See Marcus's day as a 6-plant COO →
Your 20 sites run 20 different safety programmes.
Per-establishment isolation + per-site scoping + multi-establishment compliance rollup. A near-miss at one site surfaces as a known risk across the network.
See Priya's day across 28 logistics DCs →
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Jurisdictions
Federal OSHA · 50 states + DC · 5 territories · NL Arbeidsinspectie · UK HSE
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Connected modules
Hazards · incidents · RCA · observations · inspections · discipline · WC · equipment · compliance
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RCA methods
5-Whys · Fishbone · Cause Mapping · FMEA · Bow-Tie · Apollo — pick the method that fits the case
Days
Not months
Configuration measured in days; no multi-quarter implementation project
Ninety seconds across SE — incident intake, recordability cascade, Form 300, policy-cited disciplinary letter, AI hazard suggestion. On-screen captions narrate each step.
Why SE
Three things SE is built around.
The product decisions the rest of the platform follows from.
01 · Multi-jurisdiction by design
Built for operations that span states and borders.
Federal OSHA + every US state plan + DC + 5 territories + Netherlands Arbeidsinspectie + UK HSE recordkeeping — handled through one consistent workflow. If your operations span states or borders, SE routes each incident, regulatory form, and submission to the right authority automatically. As your footprint grows, adding a new state plan or country to your platform is measured in days, not months.
02 · AI you can audit
Every AI suggestion shows its work.
Hazard extraction from Safety Data Sheets. Incident summaries. Recordability advisor on borderline cases. Root-cause next-step suggestions, anchored to your own curated cause library. Every AI output cites the source data it drew from. The recordability advisor only engages when the rule engine flags a case as Needs Review — never as the first pass. AI proposes; your safety managers accept or override; every decision is logged with the source it cited — a complete AI decision audit trail for your safety governance.
03 · Connected by design
One record. One audit trail.
When a hazard reported in March becomes an incident in June, the cascade pulls the hazard history forward automatically. When a corrective action is required for incident closure, the action sits in the same workflow, not in a separate system. When a policy clause is cited in a disciplinary letter, the version that was in force at the time travels with the letter — defensible if it's ever challenged in arbitration.
Built for organisations where risk is part of daily work.
Construction firms across multiple states. Manufacturers running 24/7 shifts. Healthcare IDNs across multiple state plans. Mining operations in extreme environments. Logistics networks at scale. Chemical processors under PSM + RMP. The common thread: regulatory exposure, multi-site coordination, and the gap between policy and field reality. SE closes that gap.
OSHA recordability, automated.
A structured rule engine codifying 29 CFR 1904.7 with citation-grounded reasoning on every determination. Form 300, 300A, 301 generated from live incident data — no annual spreadsheet drill.
Learn more →Policy linked to enforcement.
Disciplinary letters that cite the exact violated policy text — defensible in arbitration, litigation, and regulatory proceedings. AI extracts policy sections; the system enforces them.
Learn more →Multi-jurisdiction recordkeeping.
One pluggable jurisdiction abstraction handles federal OSHA + all 50 states + DC + 5 territories + Netherlands Arbeidsinspectie + UK HSE / RIDDOR. A multi-state operator's records route through the right authority automatically — no per-state form selection, no per-jurisdiction maintenance team.
Learn more →Free EHS tools
Six tools your EHS team can use right now. No login.
The same rules SE runs continuously for paying customers — recordability cascades, jurisdiction lookup, year-end rate math, chemical-threshold checking — packaged as one-shot walkthroughs you can use in the browser. No email gate, no "free trial that turns into a sales call", no analytics on your verdicts. Drift-tested against the C# cascades that ship in the product.
US · OSHA 1904.7
Is this case OSHA recordable?
Walk the 29 CFR 1904.7 cascade step by step — work-relatedness gate, severe-outcome short-circuits, 1904.1 size exemption, 1904.2 industry exemption, six general criteria, first-aid exclusion. Returns the verdict, the cited regulation for every branch, and the Form 300 column the case lands in.
Walk a case →
US · NL · UK · 38 regulators
Where do I report this incident?
Federal OSHA, 22 state plans, 7 public-only state plans, NL Arbeidsinspectie, UK HSE — one tool covers all 38. Pick country + state + sector; returns the regulator, the reporting clock (federal 8h fatality, Cal/OSHA 8h regardless of outcome, NL immediate, RIDDOR per-injury-category), and the canonical filing URL.
Find my regulator →
US · TRIR + DART + 300A
OSHA Rate Calculator
Enter year-end totals once — recordable cases, fatalities, days away, restricted, total hours worked. Returns TRIR + DART + DAFW rate + severity rate + fatality incidence + the Form 300A line-item summary. BLS-standard 200,000-hour denominator throughout; cross-check warnings catch the F+DAFW+DJTR+OR ≠ TC bookkeeping bug before it leaves the page.
Open the calculator →
US · EPCRA Section 312
EPCRA Tier II Threshold Checker
Type the chemical (name, CAS, or alias — NH3, HCl, H2SO4); enter your peak inventory in pounds. Returns whether you owe the annual Tier II Inventory Form by March 1. Covers 50 most-stored Extremely Hazardous Substances at their conservative TPQs + the universal 10,000-pound threshold for non-EHS hazardous chemicals.
Check a chemical →
NL · Arbowet 9
Is dit ongeval meldingsplichtig? (NL)
Dutch Arbeidsinspectie cascade — bilingual Dutch + English. Severe outcomes (Arbowet 9 lid 1), occupational diseases (Arbobesluit 4.10b), days-off strict > 3 working days (Arbowet 9 lid 2). No medical-treatment branch, no size or industry exemption. Catches the OSHA-trained EHS manager's most common Dutch mistakes inline.
Walk a case →
UK · RIDDOR 2013
Is this RIDDOR-reportable? (UK)
UK HSE RIDDOR cascade — Reg 4 fatality, Reg 5 specified injuries (amputation, hospitalisation > 24h, loss of consciousness), Reg 6 over-seven-day incapacitation (strict > 7), Reg 8 Schedule 1 occupational disease. Returns the verdict + the right filing form (F2508 vs F2508A) + the filing timeframe (10 days for injuries; 15 days for over-7-day + disease).
Walk a case →
For integrators: the OSHA 1904.7 cascade is also a public REST API at POST /tools/recordability — same shape as the JS walkthrough, returns the verdict + cited regulations + the Form 300 column. Rate-limited 60 calls / hour / IP. Insurers + BLS-survey software + third-party EHS platforms call it directly. Browse all six tools →
See how SE shows up in your day.
The fastest way to understand SE is to walk through a representative day with an EHS leader who uses it.