REGULACORE · FIELD TO FOLLOW-UP
Capture what happened.
Act on what you learn.
Bring workplace incident reports, evidence, investigations and injury analytics into one workflow. Give field crews a mobile reporting path and safety leaders the detail to decide what needs attention.
For construction, manufacturing, oil & gas and contractor-led projects.
BUILT AROUND THE INCIDENT
A near miss, an injury and a property-damage event need different follow-up. Keep the event, assistance requested and investigation connected without forcing every report into the same category.
Capture notes and evidence from a phone browser. Prepare a protected workspace while online to save reports during disconnected work, then sync after reconnecting.
Offline reports and assistance requests are not delivered until submitted online. Browser storage limits apply.
Explore mobile accessUse the front and back body map to record injury locations, including the neck, hands, fingers, feet and toes. Keep location selections with the incident and use them in injury analysis.
A reporting aid, not a medical diagnosis.
Use 5 Whys for a questioning sequence, fishbone for contributing factors, or 8D for a structured investigation. Keep supporting evidence and follow-up actions with the case.
Investigators review and verify findings; a suggested cause is not a confirmed cause.
Filter by site, department, operational area, shift, incident type, body part, age group and tenure. Compare injury groups and inspect the reports behind a count.
One incident can affect multiple body parts. Body-part group counts should not be added together.
Review near misses, first aid, medical treatment, restricted duty, lost-time cases and fatalities. Fatality analysis has its own view rather than being hidden inside a combined injury total.
Use recorded facts and your applicable requirements to review classification and recordability.
Print a saved incident report, save it as a PDF through the browser, or export an editable PowerPoint. Include saved investigation sections and available evidence for review.
Review personal information before sharing. Original videos and documents remain linked attachments.
SITE-BASED OPERATIONS
Capture project and contractor details alongside the incident location. Review events across work areas without losing which crew or company was involved.
Compare departments, shifts and body-part groups. Use that context to review task exposure, evidence and corrective actions.
Prepare the offline workspace before a disconnected shift. Save field observations locally, then review and sync when a connection is available.
Reporting is not emergency dispatch. Follow your site emergency procedure and contact local emergency services when needed. Do not wait for an app notification or a queued report.
EVALUATE BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Ask for a walkthrough covering one incident from field capture to investigation and reporting. Share your site count, team size and connectivity needs so the evaluation addresses your actual operation.
Review current pricing and configure your module selection, or discuss an Incident Management evaluation with the RegulaCore team.
View pricing & configure a plan Email sales for a walkthroughOpens your email app. Please do not send employee medical information or incident evidence.
Ready to set up your organization? Create a company account. Module access requires activation; account creation alone does not enable Incident Management.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
It organizes workplace event reports, evidence, injury details, investigations and follow-up. RegulaCore connects that case information with analytics so safety teams can review where incidents occur and inspect the underlying records.
Yes. In mobile reporting, incident categories and assistance requests are separate selections. A worker can record an injury and request first aid, emergency assistance, or both. Online submission is required to send requests; use your site emergency procedure for urgent help.
The protected field workspace must be prepared on a trusted device while online. It can then store local drafts and evidence for later synchronization. Reconnect and sign in to submit queued reports. Browser storage can be cleared or evicted, so sync regularly. Offline capture does not send alerts.
Yes. Incident analytics include body-part groups alongside site, department, area, shift, type, age-group and tenure filters. A single incident can appear in more than one body-part group; group totals are not a distinct incident total.
No. Reporting tools organize recorded information. Your responsible team still verifies facts, reviews classifications and applies the requirements relevant to the site. Software and suggested findings do not independently establish compliance.
Contact sales to confirm evaluation access for your organization. Use the pricing page to review module options, team size and billing terms. Creating a company account does not automatically activate Incident Management.