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.

08/31/2026

Behind every safety software platform are the relationships built with the people who use it. đź’™

Safety work has changed a lot in 20 years.When BIS Safety Software started in a 900-square-foot office, safety training ...
08/28/2026

Safety work has changed a lot in 20 years.

When BIS Safety Software started in a 900-square-foot office, safety training looked very different.

Today, safety leaders are managing training, forms, assets, records, audits, and compliance across increasingly complex operations.

The technology has changed. The purpose hasn’t.

Help safety teams spend less time chasing information, spot gaps sooner, and help more people get home safe every day.

We’re proud to see that journey featured in the Canadian Occupational Safety Annual Guide 2026.

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Safety leaders, what’s changed the most in the way your team manages safety over the past few years?

Turning a form digital should save time, not create more work. Building forms field by field is repetitive work that tak...
08/26/2026

Turning a form digital should save time, not create more work.

Building forms field by field is repetitive work that takes time away from the things that actually improve safety.

With BIS AI Form Generator, you can upload the PDF you already use or simply describe the form you need. BIS creates the first draft for you, then you can review it, make changes, and publish it when it’s ready.

It’s one more way BIS is using AI to reduce admin work and give safety professionals more time to focus on people, processes, and safer workplaces.

Less time rebuilding forms. More time improving safety.

What form would you digitize first?

You probably know someone who has been running on empty for months.He still shows up. Still does the work. He is just sh...
08/25/2026

You probably know someone who has been running on empty for months.

He still shows up. Still does the work. He is just shorter with people than he used to be, sleeps badly, and lately has to read things twice.

Sylvia Marusyk has spent her career watching that happen to people. She is an occupational therapist, and she says it is not a bad attitude and it is not laziness. His body is still stuck in an emergency that never got to finish.

That is what burnout actually is, she says. Not tired. Stuck.

"Our bodies remember what our minds forget."

And the way out is not a program or a poster in the break room. It is small things, done in the moment, that tell the body the emergency is over.

When was the last time you gave yours that signal?

What if one photo could help your team act faster?With paper inspections, important details can be difficult to capture ...
08/24/2026

What if one photo could help your team act faster?

With paper inspections, important details can be difficult to capture and communicate. Without visual evidence, issues may take longer to understand, document, and resolve.

For CBI Solar, moving to digital inspections with BIS Safety Software helped change that.

Their team can now capture and attach photos directly to inspection reports in real time, providing clearer context from the field and helping support faster decision-making and stronger accountability.

Sometimes, one photo can tell the story faster than a page of notes.

Safety managers, what would you improve first about your inspection process?

How far can one safety incident really travel?Sometimes, much farther than the job site.Jeff Mulligan from Astec Safety ...
08/21/2026

How far can one safety incident really travel?

Sometimes, much farther than the job site.

Jeff Mulligan from Astec Safety Inc shared a story about a damaged fibre optic line that caused disruptions 600 kilometres away.

Payments stopped. Services were affected. Businesses and people nowhere near the original incident suddenly felt the impact.

It is a powerful reminder that safety is bigger than the task in front of us.

Good training helps workers understand not only how to do the job safely, but also how one mistake can affect operations, communities, and people far beyond the worksite.

That perspective is also part of the long-standing partnership between Astec Safety Inc and BIS Safety Software.

ASTEC develops specialized training and works with BIS as a course reseller, helping more organizations access effective online safety training.

One incident can travel farther than we think.

08/20/2026

Most people think an accident is just an accident. It’s not always that simple.

Some incidents are isolated. Others are warning signs that the system itself is breaking down.

If you work in safety, operations, or leadership, this is a conversation worth saving.

Marc Hurtubise sits down with Lucca Filippo to explore how organizations can recognize the difference and what it means for workplace safety.

▶️ Watch the full conversation on the BIS Safety Software YouTube channel:
https://na3.hubs.ly/y0B0nn0

Should safety make work easier?The safety lead was gone. An audit was coming. Nobody had been keeping the program up.Meg...
08/18/2026

Should safety make work easier?

The safety lead was gone. An audit was coming. Nobody had been keeping the program up.

Megan Scott was 21, working as a site administrator for an industrial painting company, with no safety training behind her. She stepped in anyway and rebuilt the program, covering work in three provinces.

For a while she came at the job the other way. She calls it her legislation enforcer phase, and she says it produced resistance rather than results.

So she changed how she shows up. Now when she walks onto a site, she asks the crew to walk her through their work, step by step, before she says anything at all.

"It's the difference between barking orders and having a conversation."

More than 13 years in, that's still where she starts.

"Good safety shouldn't feel like extra work. It should make work easier."

What do you think?

08/13/2026

Strong safety leadership starts with how you treat people.

Brian Fielkow shares a simple principle that echoes Warren Buffett’s golden rule: every person deserves the same respect, regardless of their title.

That mindset shaped how he approached leadership, culture, and safety in the workplace.

🎙️ Hear more in the latest episode of The Safety Spotlight: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0zBSB0

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