Compliance Software
Smartlog: cloud-based fire & health & safety compliance management portal.
Online Training
Over 20 E-Learning compliance courses; from Fire Safety Awareness to full GDPR training.
Risk Assessment
On-site fire risk assessments and full health & safety audits by industry qualified assessors.
Asset Management
Software facility for the registering, monitoring and auditing of your organisation's assets.
Consultancy
Support in all aspects of compliance with current fire and health & safety legislation.
Fire Safety Training
On-site practical and structured fire safety training for all organisations.
Smartlog
Smartlog is a cloud-based fire and health & safety compliance management software for business organisations and non-profit institutions. Smartlog incorporates multiple compliance functions into one central hub -- such as a risk assessment tool, asset management, eLearning, accident reporting, and an automated full premises management facility.
Currently Smartlog is used in more than 6,000 individual locations across many sectors; including organisations in:
- Education
- Healthcare
- Local Authority
- Manufacturing
About Safesmart
Safesmart is a health & safety compliance management and consultancy company known primarily for Smartlog, our cloud-based compliance software.
Safesmart was formed back in 2002 providing expertise and services in fire safety; and the first version of Smartlog was released in 2004.
Alongside Smartlog, we mainly provide risk assessments, legionella assessments, consultancy, fire extinguisher and fire safety training through our NEBOSH & IOSH qualified fire and health & safety consultants.
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