Avetta® announced significant enhancements to the safety manual audit capabilities available within its innovative Avetta One platform. The new features make it easy for hiring clients to gain even deeper visibility into and richer insights about their contractors’ and suppliers’ safety compliance. The news was revealed at the North America Avetta Summit Series event, which took place June 16-18 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Avetta’s safety manual audits are comprehensive, expert evaluations of contractors’ and suppliers’ safety policies and procedures to identify gaps that could create substantial risk for hiring clients. Now, optimizations to the Client View dashboard and a new analytics tool called Audit Insights help hiring clients maximize the value of these audits by providing greater transparency into the audit performance of individual contractors and suppliers as well as identifying and analyzing audit trends across contractor and supplier networks, respectively.

Client View optimizations

Optimizations to the Client View experience provide detailed insights into the who, when and why of individual audits. They highlight where a contractor or supplier encountered challenges in the audit process, identify critical safety risks associated with rejected topics and provide a comparative analysis of contractor and supplier audit completion times.

With this enhanced visibility into audit workflow status and identified safety gaps, hiring clients can take proactive steps to improve contractor and supplier safety compliance and performance.

Audit Insights

Audit Insights provides analytics that enable easy identification and analysis of audit trends across entire contractor and supplier networks. It allows health and safety officers, site operations managers, project managers and procurement managers to track open audits, analyze rejection patterns and identify areas requiring additional training or corrective actions.

This tool empowers hiring clients to improve the overall audit process and optimize identifying and implementing data-backed safety metrics.

Other news

In addition, Avetta revealed SMI Insights, a new way to analyze Avetta Safety Maturity Index (SMI) scores in detail. Launched in 2024 and informed by National Safety Council best practices, the SMI equips organizations to identify risk earlier, strengthen safety systems and reduce the likelihood of serious injuries and fatalities more effectively. SMI Insights enables hiring clients to drill down into categories where contractors and suppliers struggle most, review individual question responses to get a granular view of contractor and supplier capabilities, filter by score and flag status to decide where to investigate further.

To learn more, visit www.avetta.com.