BIS Safety Software

BIS Safety Software BIS Safety Software provides EHS Software that combines essential safety tools into one application.

BIS Safety Software provides EHS Software that combines all the essential safety tools into one application. We also host a library of over 1,700 high-quality training courses.

06/16/2026

Why do people make risky decisions at work?

Ron Gantt, VP of EHS at Beale Infrastructure and co-host of Punk Rock Safety, joins us on The Safety Spotlight to talk about what makes safety culture work in real life.

Ron shares how engagement, trust, and learning help organizations move beyond checking boxes and build safer workplaces. He also offers practical advice for new safety professionals, from finding mentors to building a network and learning how people actually work.

Watch the full episode here: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0w22c0

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in ...
06/16/2026

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?

BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in an article exploring how artificial intelligence is changing the future of SaaS for high-stakes industries.

The article features insights from Dan MacDonald, Founder and CEO of BIS Safety Software, on how AI is shifting expectations around software development, business operations, user experience, and adaptability.

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in ...
06/16/2026

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?

BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in an article exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of SaaS for high-stakes industries.

The article includes insights from Dan MacDonald, Founder and CEO of BIS Safety Software, on how AI is changing expectations around software development, business operations, user experience, and adaptability.

Read the full article here: https://www.ibtimes.com/saas-dead-evolving-dan-macdonald-why-ai-adoption-redefining-future-software-high-stakes-3800041

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in ...
06/16/2026

Is SaaS dead, or is it being rebuilt by AI?

BIS Safety Software was recently featured in International Business Times in an article exploring how artificial intelligence is changing the future of SaaS for high-stakes industries.

The article features insights from Dan MacDonald, Founder and CEO of BIS Safety Software, on how AI is shifting expectations around software development, business operations, user experience, and adaptability.

Read the full IBTimes article here: https://www.ibtimes.com/saas-dead-evolving-dan-macdonald-why-ai-adoption-redefining-future-software-high-stakes-3800041

It was a routine night shift inspection. Tanner Johnson walks into a department and immediately knows something is wrong...
06/16/2026

It was a routine night shift inspection. Tanner Johnson walks into a department and immediately knows something is wrong.

Three employees. A conveyor belt, not locked out. No fall protection. Very little PPE.

"I immediately wanted to terminate these employees."

He didn't.

He stopped the job. Then he sat down with all three of them and asked what had led to the decisions made that night. What came back surprised him. They talked about lack of resources. They admitted their own faults. They were honest in a way that's rare when a manager walks in on something like that.

They received a write-up. They kept their jobs.

Since then, they've become some of the top advocates for safety at the site.

There's a version of that night that ends differently. One different call and three people are out the door. What Tanner did instead was harder. It required believing the conversation was worth having before he knew how it would go.

The workers who become advocates are usually the ones someone stayed in the room for.

Thank you, Tanner. For stopping the job and asking the question before you made the call.

06/16/2026

How do you manage what feels impossible to measure?

Tyler Foley brings a unique perspective to The Safety Spotlight Podcast as a former stuntman turned safety consultant. In this conversation, he shares insights on risk, communication, and what safety professionals can learn from high-pressure environments.

Listen to the full episode here: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0v_l80

Thank you, Tyler Foley, for joining us on The Safety Spotlight Podcast.

"The more I understand all the ins and outs, the more my actions will target the real problem and not superficial things...
06/15/2026

"The more I understand all the ins and outs, the more my actions will target the real problem and not superficial things."

That's Nancy Aboultaif, now on the HSE team at ROSEN Group after stints in commercial retrofit, pipeline construction, and renewables across Canada. Her throughline: if a system only works when people perform perfectly, it isn't strong enough.

Her approach to communication starts with leaving the computer. Watch the task. Sit in on the toolbox talk. See what crews raise on their own, and what they hesitate to say.

"I try my best to speak less and observe more."

One thing her team uncovered: some workers thought stop-work meant shutting everything down. Full stop. So they reframed it. Stop-work can be a pause between team members. One worker stepping back from a machine that doesn't feel right. A question before continuing.

They made a card. If you are concerned, unsure, or unsafe, just stop it.

She also has a rule for herself. If she talks safety all day, she doesn't need to deliver every safety moment. The workforce does it better. One employee built a whole talk around visibility after driving through a construction zone at dawn.

What's a concept your crews reworded better than you could?

Is SaaS dead, or is AI transforming what software can do?BIS Safety Software was recently featured in IBTimes in an arti...
06/15/2026

Is SaaS dead, or is AI transforming what software can do?

BIS Safety Software was recently featured in IBTimes in an article exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of SaaS, especially for high-stakes industries where adaptability, compliance, and operational efficiency matter.

The article features insights from Dan MacDonald, Founder and CEO of BIS Safety Software, on how AI is changing expectations around software development, business operations, user experience, and the way organizations respond to evolving industry demands.

Read the full IBTimes article here: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vTZT0

06/12/2026

How often do you have uncomfortable conversations?

Tyler Foley, Founder of Total Buy-In HSE Consulting, joins us for a meaningful conversation about culture, communication, and leadership in safety.

Tyler brings a unique perspective as a former stuntman turned safety consultant. After performing six-story high falls into cardboard boxes, he now helps high-risk industries understand how principles from stunt work, including engineering controls, redundancy, trust, and preparation, can apply directly to the job site.

This episode is worth adding to your weekend listening list.

Listen to the full conversation here: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vVc40

Thank you, Tyler Foley, for joining us on The Safety Spotlight Podcast 👏

The second time Kent Buckner started his company, he made a different call.Not product. Not pricing. Not client relation...
06/12/2026

The second time Kent Buckner started his company, he made a different call.

Not product. Not pricing. Not client relationships. Safety first. Over everything else that drives a business.

"We decided that we needed to involve safety and invest in safety over everything."

That was the commitment on the restart. Five years later, operating in the mining sector, they have zero citations and very minimal near misses. They are growing. Client relationships have developed that he says were never expected.

Most companies get to safety eventually. Kent decided it would be the starting point, not the destination.

That difference shows up in the numbers. It also shows up in the calls you get from clients who noticed.

Thank you, Kent. For building the restart on the thing most companies treat as an afterthought.

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