I think I posted something similar recently but didn't get a reply. 

I've seen a few H&S management system programmes. My opinion is that they are overpriced and don't really cut the mustard as far as cost to performance goes.

I use SharePoint as a management system for a couple of clients. The Microsoft 365 package which has upped it's game recently to include some innovative programmes and apps. There is PowerBI which can visualise your data from excel spreadsheets to give broad management a high-level view.

As far as reporting goes and data collection. Microsft forms publish straight on completion to PowerBI.I use Safety Cultures iAuditor. The API capability means once a report is complete the data is instantly available on the PowerBI dashboard viewer. You are able to auto notify people if areas score or fall below a set benchmark. Each form/template can be saved to iPad desktops as hyperlinks, so the operator only has to open and complete the form, saves time and confusion around the right parts to fill in. After a few months of data recording, you can analyse the data and pick up on trends. Then look at mitigating the risks. 

I am currently reviewing applicants for a tech-based grant where inventors and tech startups are applying for money, specifically around H&S technology-based platforms. Everything from wearables/tech software, AR training modules, trackers the lot. Seen some great and not so great submissions. 

Happy to discuss any points further, drop me a message. I believe this is the future of H&S and anything to automate and improve mitigating risk and quality of data is a good thing.

Hi

I have developed a Safety System in house using C# that we use on tablets for recording permits, safety checklists, audits etc and i find it really good and we have seen a huge reduction in paper use! So it has environmental benefits also.

Currently working on a Management PC version of it which holds COSHH registers etc. I would be willing to give this to a small company to trial as i am hoping to do some work on the side developing safety systems.