Safety events to closure
Capture incidents and near misses, document investigations, assign corrective actions and preserve the evidence used to close the issue.
Mining safety & EHS software
Safety records that stay connected from the field to verified closure.
Mine-Pro combines mining safety, EHS, training and compliance workflows with the operating records crews already create, so leadership can review the event, action and evidence in context.
Mining-first EHS
Keep the source record, responsibility and follow-up together.
Safety software is most useful when it reflects how a mine actually operates. Mine-Pro connects field reporting, investigations, actions, training and supporting records so a reviewer can follow what happened and what was done next.
Operational context matters
Mine-Pro places safety and EHS workflows beside equipment and production information, reducing the gap between a compliance record and the shift where the issue occurred.
Safety and compliance capabilities
- Incidents and near-miss reporting
- Investigations and root-cause documentation
- Corrective and preventive actions
- OSHA recordkeeping workflows
- MSHA Part 46 training programs and records
- Configurable inspections and audits
- Safety Data Sheet records
- Contractor qualification and site access
- Industrial hygiene exposure monitoring
- Management of Change records
From the first report to the evidence that closes the loop.
Training and workforce compliance
Track training programs, assignments, completion records and qualification information alongside the people who perform the work.
Inspections and compliance records
Keep workplace examinations, configurable inspections, audits, SDS and other compliance evidence available for review and export.
What mining safety and EHS software has to connect
A safety file is only as strong as its weakest link. Sites usually have incident forms, a training spreadsheet, an SDS binder and a folder of inspection sheets — each complete on its own and none of them referencing the others. During a review, the gap is not the report; it is the missing line between the event, the action taken and the proof it was finished.
Events through to verified closure
Incidents and near misses lead into investigations, investigations into corrective actions with an owner and a due date, and actions into the evidence used to close them. Each record references the one before it, so a corrective action can never be read without the event that produced it.
Inspections and workplace examinations kept distinct
Equipment inspections cover machines; workplace examinations cover ground — the bench, the highwall, the haul road. Mine-Pro keeps them as separate record types with the area named precisely enough to find again, plus configurable inspections and audits for the checks a specific site needs.
Training, SDS and contractors in context
Training programs, assignments and completion records sit alongside the people who perform the work. Safety Data Sheets are searchable with acknowledgment history, and contractor qualification and site authorization are tracked before crews reach the pit rather than after.
Field-first, and honest about time
Forms use the signed-in employee and authoritative server time, so nobody types their own name or backdates a submission. Offline entries preserve when the work actually happened separately from when it synced, and retries cannot create duplicate records.
Read the recordkeeping guidesRecords built to be found later.
Role-based access, exports and audit history help leadership trace important safety and compliance information back to the source record without turning the field workflow into paperwork overhead.
Safety and production in the same platform.
See how Mine-Pro handles production, equipment, inspections and daily operating records.