Evotix, a global leader in environment, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S) software announced a strategic partnership with Safety Radar, an AI-driven safety intelligence company, to help organizations identify emerging risks earlier and strengthen serious injury and fatality (SIF) prevention efforts. 

The partnership integrates operational EHS&S data from Evotix with Safety Radar's Live Risk Platform for AI-powered risk analysis, visualization and workflows. This helps organizations uncover hidden patterns, identify recurring hazards and focus attention on the risks most likely to result in serious harm. 

With this integration, safety leaders can transform large volumes of incident, observation, audit, and operational data into actionable insights, moving beyond reactive reporting to faster decision-making and more effective risk mitigation. 

"Organizations have more safety data than ever before, but data alone doesn't prevent incidents," said Jonathan English, CEO of Evotix. "The challenge is connecting information across systems and turning it into meaningful intelligence. By partnering with Safety Radar, we're helping customers identify emerging risks earlier, understand where controls may be missing and focus limited resources on the areas with the greatest potential for serious harm." 

The partnership enables organizations to: 

•    Connect EHS&S data with AI-powered risk analytics 

•    Identify emerging trends and operational hot spots before incidents escalate 

•    Surface recurring risks affecting non-routine and frontline workers 

•    Link incidents and observations to potential control gaps 

•    Strengthen SIF prevention programs through improved visibility into leading indicators 

•    Prioritize corrective actions and resource allocation based on risk exposure 

Safety Radar's Live Risk Platform analyzes workplace reports, hazards and operational data to identify risk drivers, causal trends and potential blind spots. It is designed to work alongside existing systems, helping organizations gain greater value from the data they already collect. 

"Safety teams don't need more dashboards,” said Garrison Haning, CEO and co-founder of Safety Radar. “They need clarity about where risk is building and what actions will have the greatest impact. By partnering with Evotix, we're helping organizations see emerging hazards sooner, connect the dots across large data sets and take action before someone gets hurt." 

For more information, visit www.evotix.com or www.safetyradar.com.