One-click login (SSO)
You can now log in to BHP Panic directly with a Google or Microsoft account, no extra password to remember.
See how we protect data →Login with Google and Microsoft (SSO), new Personal protective equipment and Reports modules, and the launch of AI features.
You can now log in to BHP Panic directly with a Google or Microsoft account, no extra password to remember.
See how we protect data →A new list of workstations linked to assigned employees and to the occupational risk assessment. A workstation can now be selected directly when reporting an accident or planning training.
See module: Employee management →Assign personal protective equipment to a specific employee or workstation and keep full control of its records.
See module: Personal protective equipment →One of the largest modules in the system's history. Generate reports on medical examination reviews, accident statistics, specialist training, employee reviews, expiry dates of personal protective equipment, instruction reviews and the register of harmful agents. Everything in one paginated list.
See module: Reports →Every Monday at 8:00 the system automatically sends an email summarising the latest reports.
See module: Reports →More room for measurements and details about harmful agents in the working environment.
See module: Agent registers →New support for employees' sanitary-epidemiological examinations in the system.
The accident register now also covers people working under civil-law contracts, not only employees on an employment contract.
See module: Accidents →An employee confirms they have read an instruction by scanning a QR code. It is faster than a signature on paper.
See module: Instructions →Charts showing document validity and upcoming deadlines at a glance.
A ready-made hazard database prepared by BHP Panic that can be added to your own occupational risk assessment with one click.
See module: Hazard templates →The option to carry out an inspection focused solely on non-conformities, without having to use a checklist.
BHP Panic begins using AI to read data from substance safety data sheets and suggest ready-made entries to fill in the form.
See AI in BHP Panic →Want to see these features live?
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