Every incident, driven to closure.

KC Safety is built for exactly this. As you log injuries and illnesses, it generates your OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 logs for you, so audit prep collapses from a week of rebuilding forms to a same-morning export. Every completion and corrective action behind those numbers is already captured as evidence, so there's no separate spreadsheet to keep and nothing to reconcile at year-end. You record the incident once and the recordkeeping keeps itself current.

In KC Safety, every investigation has to produce a corrective action, and every action goes to a named owner with a due date. A second person — never the owner — verifies the fix, and KC Safety re-checks effectiveness at 30, 60, and 90 days, so nothing sits in an 'open later' black hole. And because KC Safety runs on one KnowledgeCity data model, the moment a fix is approved it can auto-assign the matching training in KC LMS — the corrective action and the retraining record live in the same incident.

Yes. KC Safety ships native iOS and Android apps plus an optional no-login intake, so a front-line worker can file a near-miss or injury in under two minutes — anonymously if they choose. The moment they submit, it enters a tracked workflow and can't die in an inbox. That first report is the start of one unbroken KnowledgeCity loop: it routes to an investigator, drives a corrective action to closure, and ends with the right worker retrained in KC LMS.

This is what sets KC Safety apart. When a corrective action is approved, KC Safety auto-assigns the matching training to the worker who needed it, and the completion logs straight back into the original incident record. There's no middleware between the two, because the retraining is part of the same record. It's the fourth step most safety tools skip: with KC Safety, every incident ends with prevention, not just a closed ticket.

KC Safety computes TCIR and DART rates live on an executive dashboard, alongside open investigations, overdue corrective actions, and incident trends, so leadership sees the safety picture in real time rather than in a monthly deck. A 5×5 risk matrix scores and routes each report by severity. Because it's one KnowledgeCity platform, those numbers already reflect the training completions and corrective actions behind them, giving your board a trend line you can actually defend.

Yes. KC Safety supports SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM 2.0 provisioning, OAuth2, and 2FA, and it's been tested with Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace. KnowledgeCity is SOC 2 compliant, and KC Safety connects to the tools your teams already use, including Slack, Teams, and KC LMS. Your operations admin provisions it once, and because safety data already lives alongside the other suites, there's no extra connector to secure and review.

Yes — that's KC Safety's core segment. It gives mid-market safety teams enterprise-grade incident management, OSHA recordkeeping, and built-in training without enterprise complexity, and it scales well beyond that range. Manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, construction, and food-production teams use it to log incidents, run defensible investigations, and close corrective actions. And because it's part of KnowledgeCity, the incidents you log today feed retraining in KC LMS and the skill and training-needs picture in Grow — with no extra safety point tool to buy and bolt on.