Manage incidents, investigations, toolbox talks, corrective actions, and safety records in one straightforward system.
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VeraLoop closes them — both of them.
Worker observations are often raised informally and never acted on.
Generic toolbox talks may not reflect what your workforce is actually seeing.
After an incident, root causes are traced but corrective actions stall.
Regulators ask for evidence — most workplaces can't produce it.
VeraLoop is built around a single idea: every safety event — whether a pattern emerging from your workforce or an incident that just happened — deserves a closed loop.
Workers respond anonymously on a recurring cycle. Patterns surface. A targeted toolbox talk — backed by recognised safety guidance — gets delivered to the team that needs it. Participation is recorded. The cycle continues.
When an incident occurs, log it with type, severity, site, and involved persons. Work through a structured 5-whys chain to find the root cause. Assign corrective actions with owners and due dates. Close out with regulator notification tracking and a sign-off record.
Available as an add-on on any Safety Feedback plan.
Survey responses are anonymous and aggregated — there is no link between an answer and a named worker. Investigation records are named and formal. Both live in VeraLoop, but they are logically and technically separate. A manager who can view investigation reports cannot see individual survey answers — because there are none to see.
Vera is VeraLoop's product guide — helping managers navigate the platform, understand safety trends, and get the most from each cycle.
Safety Feedback plans from $10/mo (USD) · Incident Investigation add-on from $10/mo (USD)
Purpose-built for worksites where safety matters most.
VeraLoop references trusted sources to anchor your safety conversations in best practice — not generic filler.
Relevant topic: Forklift and pedestrian safety separation.
Survey responses are anonymous and aggregated. Investigation records are named and formal. Both loops are separate by design — workers who complete surveys are never exposed in investigation records.