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All too often, safety is treated as an afterthought rather than an essential investment. Without a dedicated line item, EHS professionals are left piecing together funding from disparate sources — making it difficult to support necessary training, equipment, inspections, and compliance efforts.

Inside this guide, find out how you can:

• Demonstrate the Strategic Value of Safety Programmes: Communicate how safety contributes to business stability, workforce wellbeing, legal compliance, and long-term costs savings.
• Align Safety Goals With Company Objectives: Show how safety supports productivity, risk management, and competitive advantage — not just compliance.
• Estimate Costs Realistically: Plan for training, equipment, software, inspections, and emergency preparedness in a transparent, defensible manner.
• Build a Fundable Budget Structure: Use clear categories, tangible metrics, and a timeline to map out safety spending against business cycles.

Whether you’re creating a safety budget for the first time or refining an existing one, this guide offers insights to help make sure that your financial proposal resonates with leadership and secures the resources your team needs.

Many organisations still rely on paper binders, scattered folders, or siloed spreadsheets to manage Safety Data Sheets. These outdated systems can create delays, increase liability, and make compliance a recurring challenge. This guide explains why EHS teams are moving to digital SDS platforms and how to build a strong business case for the change.

Inside you’ll learn:

• Where traditional SDS management falls short: The risks, inefficiencies, and hidden costs that make manual or paper-based processes unsustainable.
• How expectations for EHS professionals are evolving: From administrative tasks to strategic leadership in safety, compliance, and risk mitigation.
• Five steps to build a compelling business case for Digital SDS: How to frame ROI, quantify time savings, and align benefits with organizational priorities.
• Why integrated platforms outperform standalone tools: The advantages of real-time visibility, centralized data, automation, and seamless system connections.

Whether you’re preparing a proposal for leadership or evaluating solutions for the first time, this guide gives you the tools to demonstrate the operational, financial, and compliance benefits of moving to Digital SDS management.

All too often, safety is treated as an afterthought rather than an essential investment. Without a dedicated line item, EHS professionals are left piecing together funding from disparate sources — making it difficult to support necessary training, equipment, inspections, and compliance efforts.

Inside this guide, find out how you can:

• Demonstrate the Strategic Value of Safety Programmes: Communicate how safety contributes to business stability, workforce wellbeing, legal compliance, and long-term costs savings.
• Align Safety Goals With Company Objectives: Show how safety supports productivity, risk management, and competitive advantage — not just compliance.
• Estimate Costs Realistically: Plan for training, equipment, software, inspections, and emergency preparedness in a transparent, defensible manner.
• Build a Fundable Budget Structure: Use clear categories, tangible metrics, and a timeline to map out safety spending against business cycles.

Whether you’re creating a safety budget for the first time or refining an existing one, this guide offers insights to help make sure that your financial proposal resonates with leadership and secures the resources your team needs.

Many organisations still rely on paper binders, scattered folders, or siloed spreadsheets to manage Safety Data Sheets. These outdated systems can create delays, increase liability, and make compliance a recurring challenge. This guide explains why EHS teams are moving to digital SDS platforms and how to build a strong business case for the change.

Inside you’ll learn:

• Where traditional SDS management falls short: The risks, inefficiencies, and hidden costs that make manual or paper-based processes unsustainable.
• How expectations for EHS professionals are evolving: From administrative tasks to strategic leadership in safety, compliance, and risk mitigation.
• Five steps to build a compelling business case for Digital SDS: How to frame ROI, quantify time savings, and align benefits with organizational priorities.
• Why integrated platforms outperform standalone tools: The advantages of real-time visibility, centralized data, automation, and seamless system connections.

Whether you’re preparing a proposal for leadership or evaluating solutions for the first time, this guide gives you the tools to demonstrate the operational, financial, and compliance benefits of moving to Digital SDS management.

What you need to know to make the right choice for your organisation.

Keeping people safe while ensuring compliance has never been so challenging. From mitigating risks and responding to incidents, to meeting reporting requirements and demonstrating continuous improvement – EHS responsibilities are both complex and time-critical.

Regulatory demands are evolving, workforces are more diverse and mobile than ever, and operational methods are changing fast. The right Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) management software can help you stay ahead – reducing risk, improving engagement and providing better quality data to make more informed decisions.

Choosing an EHS software platform is a significant investment. The right solution will streamline processes, help strengthen your safety culture, and deliver measurable value across your organisation. So what should you be looking for when evaluating what would be the best fit for your teams?

Download A Buyer’s Guide to EHS Software to explore key considerations to help make an informed decision that’s right for your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

The Global EHS Readiness Index (GERI) Report benchmarks the overall programme maturity of organisations by assessing ten capability factors for EHS readiness. It also highlights critical gaps and vulnerabilities preventing EHS programmes from progressing with confidence. To give you a quick reference to the most impactful findings, we've compiled a Key Highlights guide that outlines key challenges and opportunities for organisations.

• Relevant Insights: Visibility into the key capabilities of organisations in the areas of environmental, health and safety.
• EHS Maturity Posture: Challenges and limitations of current EHS programmes to help identify gaps in current activities and optimise future outcomes.
• EHS Leadership Mindset: Insight into the sentiment of global EHS leaders regarding their priority focus areas.

By downloading this highlights document, you will gain access to the crucial information needed to refine your strategies and drive better safety outcomes in your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

In a global survey, HSI and Focus Network gathered insights from over 1,000 EHS decision-makers across industries to assess organisational readiness and provide practical guidance for improving EHS outcomes. This comprehensive report explores key initiatives, common challenges, and evolving technology trends—offering a valuable resource to inform future EHS strategies.

Key Highlights:

• EHS Maturity Assessment to help assess where your organisation stands in terms of EHS readiness.
• Best Practices for enhancing safety, compliance, and overall EHS performance.
• Insights for EHS Leaders to aid in identifying gaps in EHS activities and optimise EHS outcomes.

(Note: The term “EHS” in this report refers broadly to environmental, health, and safety practices, and includes related acronyms such as HSE, WHS, OHS, EHSQ, and others)

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

What you need to know to make the right choice for your organisation.

Keeping people safe while ensuring compliance has never been so challenging. From mitigating risks and responding to incidents, to meeting reporting requirements and demonstrating continuous improvement – EHS responsibilities are both complex and time-critical.

Regulatory demands are evolving, workforces are more diverse and mobile than ever, and operational methods are changing fast. The right Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) management software can help you stay ahead – reducing risk, improving engagement and providing better quality data to make more informed decisions.

Choosing an EHS software platform is a significant investment. The right solution will streamline processes, help strengthen your safety culture, and deliver measurable value across your organisation. So what should you be looking for when evaluating what would be the best fit for your teams?

Download A Buyer’s Guide to EHS Software to explore key considerations to help make an informed decision that’s right for your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

The Global EHS Readiness Index (GERI) Report benchmarks the overall programme maturity of organisations by assessing ten capability factors for EHS readiness. It also highlights critical gaps and vulnerabilities preventing EHS programmes from progressing with confidence. To give you a quick reference to the most impactful findings, we've compiled a Key Highlights guide that outlines key challenges and opportunities for organisations.

• Relevant Insights: Visibility into the key capabilities of organisations in the areas of environmental, health and safety.
• EHS Maturity Posture: Challenges and limitations of current EHS programmes to help identify gaps in current activities and optimise future outcomes.
• EHS Leadership Mindset: Insight into the sentiment of global EHS leaders regarding their priority focus areas.

By downloading this highlights document, you will gain access to the crucial information needed to refine your strategies and drive better safety outcomes in your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

In a global survey, HSI and Focus Network gathered insights from over 1,000 EHS decision-makers across industries to assess organisational readiness and provide practical guidance for improving EHS outcomes. This comprehensive report explores key initiatives, common challenges, and evolving technology trends—offering a valuable resource to inform future EHS strategies.

Key Highlights:

• EHS Maturity Assessment to help assess where your organisation stands in terms of EHS readiness.
• Best Practices for enhancing safety, compliance, and overall EHS performance.
• Insights for EHS Leaders to aid in identifying gaps in EHS activities and optimise EHS outcomes.

(Note: The term “EHS” in this report refers broadly to environmental, health, and safety practices, and includes related acronyms such as HSE, WHS, OHS, EHSQ, and others)

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

What you need to know to make the right choice for your organisation.

Keeping people safe while ensuring compliance has never been so challenging. From mitigating risks and responding to incidents, to meeting reporting requirements and demonstrating continuous improvement – EHS responsibilities are both complex and time-critical.

Regulatory demands are evolving, workforces are more diverse and mobile than ever, and operational methods are changing fast. The right Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) management software can help you stay ahead – reducing risk, improving engagement and providing better quality data to make more informed decisions.

Choosing an EHS software platform is a significant investment. The right solution will streamline processes, help strengthen your safety culture, and deliver measurable value across your organisation. So what should you be looking for when evaluating what would be the best fit for your teams?

Download A Buyer’s Guide to EHS Software to explore key considerations to help make an informed decision that’s right for your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

The Global EHS Readiness Index (GERI) Report benchmarks the overall programme maturity of organisations by assessing ten capability factors for EHS readiness. It also highlights critical gaps and vulnerabilities preventing EHS programmes from progressing with confidence. To give you a quick reference to the most impactful findings, we've compiled a Key Highlights guide that outlines key challenges and opportunities for organisations.

• Relevant Insights: Visibility into the key capabilities of organisations in the areas of environmental, health and safety.
• EHS Maturity Posture: Challenges and limitations of current EHS programmes to help identify gaps in current activities and optimise future outcomes.
• EHS Leadership Mindset: Insight into the sentiment of global EHS leaders regarding their priority focus areas.

By downloading this highlights document, you will gain access to the crucial information needed to refine your strategies and drive better safety outcomes in your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

In a global survey, HSI and Focus Network gathered insights from over 1,000 EHS decision-makers across industries to assess organisational readiness and provide practical guidance for improving EHS outcomes. This comprehensive report explores key initiatives, common challenges, and evolving technology trends—offering a valuable resource to inform future EHS strategies.

Key Highlights:

• EHS Maturity Assessment to help assess where your organisation stands in terms of EHS readiness.
• Best Practices for enhancing safety, compliance, and overall EHS performance.
• Insights for EHS Leaders to aid in identifying gaps in EHS activities and optimise EHS outcomes.

(Note: The term “EHS” in this report refers broadly to environmental, health, and safety practices, and includes related acronyms such as HSE, WHS, OHS, EHSQ, and others)

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

What you need to know to make the right choice for your organisation.

Keeping people safe while ensuring compliance has never been so challenging. From mitigating risks and responding to incidents, to meeting reporting requirements and demonstrating continuous improvement – EHS responsibilities are both complex and time-critical.

Regulatory demands are evolving, workforces are more diverse and mobile than ever, and operational methods are changing fast. The right Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) management software can help you stay ahead – reducing risk, improving engagement and providing better quality data to make more informed decisions.

Choosing an EHS software platform is a significant investment. The right solution will streamline processes, help strengthen your safety culture, and deliver measurable value across your organisation. So what should you be looking for when evaluating what would be the best fit for your teams?

Download A Buyer’s Guide to EHS Software to explore key considerations to help make an informed decision that’s right for your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe

The Global EHS Readiness Index (GERI) Report benchmarks the overall programme maturity of organisations by assessing ten capability factors for EHS readiness. It also highlights critical gaps and vulnerabilities preventing EHS programmes from progressing with confidence. To give you a quick reference to the most impactful findings, we've compiled a Key Highlights guide that outlines key challenges and opportunities for organisations.

• Relevant Insights: Visibility into the key capabilities of organisations in the areas of environmental, health and safety.
• EHS Maturity Posture: Challenges and limitations of current EHS programmes to help identify gaps in current activities and optimise future outcomes.
• EHS Leadership Mindset: Insight into the sentiment of global EHS leaders regarding their priority focus areas.

By downloading this highlights document, you will gain access to the crucial information needed to refine your strategies and drive better safety outcomes in your organisation.

By clicking/downloading the resource, you agree to provide your business contact details. We may share your information with HSI Donesafe