Safety software built in Winnipeg, for Manitoba companies.
Written to The Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation 217/2006, and measured against the COR audit instrument Manitoba companies are actually audited on.
Your rules, not somebody else’s
Most safety software is written for another country or a generic idea of Canada. A Manitoba company ends up translating it: changing the forms, rewriting the references, and explaining the differences to an auditor.
Orientra starts from Manitoba. Your safety program, forms and legislation references begin in the right place, and you make them describe your company.
- Starting safety program written for Manitoba
- Field level hazard assessments and inspections on a phone
- 117 toolbox talks, with attendance recorded by name
- Serious incident notices prepared for Manitoba’s regulator
- Safety and health committee meeting records
- COR and SECOR evidence collected as the work happens
Common questions
Is Orientra built in Manitoba?
Yes. Orientra is built in Winnipeg, and when you have a question you talk to the people building it.
Does it follow Manitoba’s safety legislation?
Yes. For a Manitoba company, the safety content refers to The Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation 217/2006, not to another province’s rules.
Does it help with COR through the Construction Safety Association of Manitoba?
Yes. Orientra measures your documents and records against the audit instrument Manitoba companies are audited on, so you can see what is missing well before the audit.
Is it only for construction?
No. It suits any company with crews in the field, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing and heating, refrigeration and facility service companies.
See it with your own Manitoba company.
Try it for 45 days with your own company, no card required, or book a demonstration built around your work.