Define cohorts
Cohorts are agreed with your EHS team at onboarding — by plant, exposure, contractor or role — so reporting lines up with how you actually manage risk.
Aggregate, de-identified trends for leadership. Where the abnormalities sit, which plant is improving, and whether what you spend on screening is changing your risk profile — reported in a format a board will actually read.
11
Plants benchmarked side by side
n ≥ 10
Minimum cohort before a figure is shown
Quarterly
Board-ready health report
Analytics console
Workforce health as a management metric
Hearing loss trend
-12%
YoY improvement
Plants benchmarked
11
live
Risk score
A-
from B+
Screening completion trend
Coverage
Hazard-wise abnormality trending
Wants to know whether the surveillance programme is reducing risk on their floor or only generating paperwork.
Reports workforce health alongside attrition and safety at the management review.
Connects abnormality trends back to specific exposures and control measures.
Needs defensible occupational health figures for ISO 45001, SEDEX and annual disclosure.
Every capability below is included in the corporate contract. There is no per-seat licence for the analytics console and no separate implementation fee.
Abnormality rates tracked by exposure category — noise, dust, solvent, heat — so a rising trend points at a control failure rather than at a population average.
Sites and contractors compared on the same protocol and the same denominator, which is the only way the comparison means anything.
The same workers followed year on year, so improvement is measured on a stable cohort rather than on whoever turned up this cycle.
Mark a control change — hearing protection programme, ventilation upgrade, canteen intervention — and the console reports the cohort's movement against it.
A quarterly pack with the figures, the method and the caveats stated, suitable for a management review or an assurance provider.
No cohort smaller than ten workers is displayed, and no view in this console resolves to a named individual. Aggregation is enforced, not a policy note.
The sequence below is what this role experiences every cycle, from the first upload to the closed register.
Cohorts are agreed with your EHS team at onboarding — by plant, exposure, contractor or role — so reporting lines up with how you actually manage risk.
The first full cycle becomes the reference. Every later figure is movement against your own baseline, not against a national average.
Results roll into the aggregates as cycles close, so the console is current between quarterly reviews rather than rebuilt for them.
Compare plants, drill from a rising trend to the hazard category and the affected cohort — and stop exactly where de-identification requires.
The quarterly pack goes to leadership with the interventions recommended, and the next cycle measures whether they worked.
Consoles are separated by design. What one role can see is a permission in the system, not a promise in a policy document — and every access is written to the audit log.
Data is processed under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 with consent captured before examination. Read the data protection commitment.
Six consoles, one record. A result entered once in the laboratory is the same result the physician signs, the worker downloads and the compliance register reports.