Human Factors
Incident Analysis
Learn what the work demanded, not just what the worker did.
A guided investigation from the first hour to fixes that change the work itself, with someone checking they hold.
Built by people who've done the work
We did the work first.Then built the tools we wished we'd had.
At PraxysEHS, every tool starts with a job we've done ourselves: the 2 AM incident call, the committee that meets but never finishes anything, the binder nobody can find on audit day.
No 400-module suite to configure first. No consultant to explain the dashboard. Just the tool for the job.
Step 7 · Findings
What you found, and what you'll do about it
What's written
Two people lift any tote over 50 lb
What people say
“Nobody's done that since second shift was cut”
What you saw
The station only fits one person
The lift procedure can't be done at Station 4
Coded, with the kind of fix it needs
Fix
Rebuild the station so two people fit, with a lift assist
L. Prieto · due Dec 1, 2026
How we'll know: two people, or the lift assist, on every tote over 50 lb
Human Factors Incident Analysis
What's written, what people say and what you saw, side by side.
Who builds it
Decades on the job, not a weekend reading about it.
The people behind PraxysEHS are seasoned safety professionals, each with multiple decades in the field: in plants, on job sites, and in more committee meetings than anyone should have to sit through.
We build alongside our partner, Blaine J. Hoffmann, MS OSHM: three decades in EHS, author of Rethinking SAFETY Culture and Rethinking SAFETY Communications, and producer and host of The SafetyPro Podcast. Every tool is put through its paces by people who've done the job the hard way first.
The tools
Human Factors
Contractor Management
Retire the binder. Keep the safety.
Every contractor and visitor through your door the right way: told about your site, carrying the right cards, and on the list when the alarm goes off.
Project Manager
From “we should” to “we did.”
Safety, environmental, sustainability and security projects from the first idea to the check that the fix stuck, with someone else signing off along the way. A Committee Room add-on keeps your safety committee's actions moving too.
Compliance Calendar
Every site. Every state. One calendar.
Inspections, permit renewals, filings and reporting clocks for every site, with the federal and state rules behind them, and every change to those rules for you to decide on.
Committee Room
Raised at the meeting. Done after it.
A safety committee's home: its charter, members, meetings and minutes, recommendations to management and the actions that come out of them, with a safety concern poster for every site.
Coming soon
VPP Gap Tool
Find the gaps between your program and OSHA's Voluntary Protection Programs, one sub-element at a time, and build the application as you close them.
Audits, Inspections, Observations
A Human Factors approach.
See the work the way it's really done, not just whether the boxes got checked, and turn what you find into fixes that change the work.
Different jobs. The same three places to look.
What's written down, what people tell you, and what the workplace shows. Where those three don't match is where the work is harder than the paper says, and that's where our tools point you.