Safety management

Works like Intelex, VelocityEHS or SafetyCulture. Close the month on a plant's safety desk: classify five injury reports and log only the recordables, work out TRIR and DART, give every walkthrough finding a corrective action and flag the blocked fire exit, catch the oxidizer beside the flammables and the stale SDS, and pull expiring forklift cards off the schedule.

Safety management

Northgate Plastics · March 31, 20270 of 5 done right

QuickCruit Safety

Incidents

Reports filed this month at Northgate Plastics

Classification	Date	Type	Person	Body part	Area
To classify	Mar 28	Injury	Keiko Varga	Hand	Assembly
To classify	Mar 22	Injury	Jonah Delacroix	Back	Assembly
To classify	Mar 18	Injury	Carla Yamada	Ankle	Packaging
To classify	Mar 16	Injury	Gwen Quill	Shoulder	Maintenance shop
Near miss	Mar 12	Near miss	Zora Halvorsen	No injury	Maintenance shop
To classify	Mar 1	Injury	Ana Rasmussen	Head	Packaging

Every report and person here is made up for practice.

Northgate Plastics

Today 2027-03-31

Your month end on the safety deskUmar Castellano, EHS manager

Month-end close, safety side:

Five injury reports in. Classify each. Only recordables go on the log.
TRIR and DART for the month, off the plant hours.
Cyrus's walkthrough: a corrective action for every finding.
SDS review flagged two problems. Fix both.
Forklift schedule starts tomorrow. Nobody on it drives on a bad card.

The safety manual has the recordable test, how fast each severity gets fixed and how old an SDS can get. Card dates are under Training.

Northgate Plastics is a made-up plant. Its people, chemicals and numbers are made up too. The recordkeeping rules are simplified for practice, and nothing here is legal or safety advice.