Forsite

Assurance, Backed by Evidence

A control written in a register is not the same as a control working on site. For any hazard flagged as a critical risk, Forsite tracks each critical control on its own: who verified it, when, whether it passed, and when it is next due. When a verification fails, a corrective action is created on the spot with a seven-day deadline. You do not rely on someone remembering to check.

Critical Control Verification

Verify each critical control pass or fail, with a full audit trail. Last verified, next due and overdue status stay visible on every critical hazard.

Failures Become Actions Automatically

When a verification fails, a corrective action is created straight away with a deadline attached. The failure is tracked until someone resolves it.

Worker Consultation on the Record

Record who was consulted, when, and what was discussed, on the hazard itself. The consultation evidence lives where auditors look for it.

Reviews That Schedule Themselves

Set a review date, or schedule a recurring annual review in one click. The review lands in the site's scheduled works, assigned and tracked like any other job.

The Critical Risk Dashboard

One screen across the whole company: how many critical hazards you hold, total critical controls, overdue verifications, controls never verified, and recent failures, broken down by site. It is the screen to open before a board meeting or an audit.

Who Benefits - And How

How Critical Risk Management helps you

Site Managers

Nothing slips on your site

You see which critical controls on your site are due or overdue, so a verification never quietly lapses while you run the site. A failed check surfaces straight away as an action to close, not a gap you find out about later.

H&S Managers

Due diligence you can prove

You decide which risks are critical and how often each control is verified. Verifications, failures and consultations are logged as they happen, so the record you would put in front of the regulator or the board is already built, not reconstructed after the fact.

Contractors

Consulted on what keeps you safe

When you work near a risk that can seriously harm, you are consulted on the controls meant to protect you, and that conversation is recorded against the hazard. You can trust those controls are checked on a schedule rather than taken on faith.

Property Owners

Liability you can defend

Across every site you hold, you can show that critical controls are being verified on schedule and that failures are being closed out. If something ever goes wrong, that evidence of active management is what protects you and your officers.

The Problem we're Solving

The controls that matter most are the easiest to assume.

When a control is only as reliable as the last person who happened to check it, you cannot prove it was working. On your most serious risks, that is exactly the gap you cannot afford.

Controls assumed, never checked

A control gets written into the assessment once and then trusted for years, even though no one has confirmed it still does its job.

A missed check stays invisible

Without a due date on every critical control, a verification that slips past its deadline goes unnoticed until an incident makes it obvious.

Consultation goes unrecorded

Workers get consulted in a toolbox talk or a corridor conversation, but nothing is written down, so the evidence is gone the day an auditor asks for it.