Dimitris Mitsios
Founder of The QHSE Standard, author of its articles and editor responsible for what it publishes
Dimitris Mitsios is the founder of The QHSE Standard and works in product marketing at Tekmon. His professional focus includes software positioning, digital workflows and user adoption.
Dimitris Mitsios on LinkedInEditorial role and research scope
Dimitris signs the articles on the blog and is responsible for QHSEtech's other editorial content, including software buyer guides, comparisons and profile copy. Pages are researched and drafted with AI tools from the linked sources; he checks selected pages and dates those checks. Not every page has been individually reviewed. Customer reviews, vendor statements and generated answers are not his and keep their own authorship.
QHSEtech uses vendor documentation and other attributed sources to help buyers prepare shortlists and demonstration questions. Evidence coverage varies by product. Editorial responsibility does not mean that every feature has been tested, every customer rating verified or every price reconfirmed on the same date.
Product marketing and software adoption are distinct from professional safety, medical, legal or certification advice. This profile makes no claim of auditor credentials or certification authority.
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What this profile does not state
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To reach the editor about a specific page, use the contact form and include the page address. For how pages are drafted and which content has a different author, such as reader submissions and generated answers, see the editor and corrections page.
Tekmon employment and sponsored placement
The QHSE Standard is Dimitris Mitsios's personal project, not a company. Tekmon, where Dimitris works in marketing, pays for sponsored placements; they are labelled and sit apart from the documented-match ordering.
The shortlist quiz also offers an optional callback from Tekmon, labelled where it is offered. Disclosing the relationship does not remove the potential conflict of interest; evaluate the cited evidence and competing products using your own requirements.
AI assistance and corrections
What is drafted with AI language models, from which sources, and what Dimitris checks and does not check is set out in one statement: how AI is used on this site. AI drafts may contain errors or omissions and do not replace primary documentation or a vendor demonstration.
Editorial responsibility applies to QHSEtech's own editorial copy. Reader submissions, vendor statements and automatically generated answers retain their separate authorship and evidence status. Page publication and vendor-source dates are not personal review dates.
Send a correction with the page address, disputed statement and a supporting source, as the corrections policy describes.