CORE-EHS offers named software products for industrial safety processes. Buyers can evaluate electronic work authorization, incident investigations and contractor oversight while confirming which functions are included in EHS360 and which are separately scoped.
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Industrial plants and project organisations evaluating configurable permit and incident workflows across locations. The official portfolio describes many specialized products, but public pages do not establish that every module is included in one licence or shares identical mobile, offline, approval and integration behavior. Require an itemized proposal and cross-module demonstrations using the intended roles, sites and devices.
Worth evaluating for industrial teams whose principal need is traceable work authorization and related safety follow-up. Value depends on the complete product and services scope, especially connections between permits, contractors and incidents.
Watch for: No verified numeric software pricing. Software and professional services need separate scoping.
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Vendor visuals—not a QHSEtech hands-on test.
CORE-EHS identifies itself as formerly ASK EHS Engineering & Consultants. This profile covers its software portfolio; consulting, staffing and training services are separate commercial offerings.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| Electronic permit lifecycle | Documented by vendor | e-PTW documents requests, authorization, status tracking and closure for operational work permits. Electronic permit-to-work scope |
| Isolation and risk checks | Depends on scope | The permit product describes risk assessments and isolation controls. Demonstrate the exact validation rules; documentation is not proof that an unsafe job cannot be authorized. Electronic permit-to-work scope |
| Incident investigations | Documented by vendor | IRIS describes reporting, investigation, assignment and tracking through closure. IRIS incident management |
| Contractor oversight | Documented by vendor | CSM 360 describes pre-qualification, onboarding, training and incident tracking, including a permit integration feature. Contractor safety management |
| Bow-tie barrier management | Documented by vendor | The named bow-tie product maps threats, consequences and controls, and describes incident-data connections. Bow-tie risk management |
| Cross-site EHS reporting | Depends on scope | EHS360 covers dashboards and consolidated records across plants and projects. Workflow and access configuration require confirmation. EHS360 platform scope and caveats |
| Inspection-to-verified closure | Documented by vendor | InspectSafe360 describes checklist inspections, photo or video evidence, assigned corrective actions, tracked closure and control-measure verification. Demonstrate who can accept or reject evidence and how an effectiveness check differs from task completion. Inspection findings, corrective actions and control verification |
| Structured HIRAC risk assessment | Documented by vendor | CORE HIRAC documents hazard capture and classification, standardized severity-and-likelihood evaluation, hierarchy-of-controls selection, assigned actions and closure verification. Treat the risk matrix, scoring rules and approval gates as configurable items that must be demonstrated against the buyer's methodology. HIRAC hazard identification, risk evaluation and control tracking |
| Training and competency lifecycle | Documented by vendor | CORE Skill Hub documents organization-wide training calendars, classroom and e-learning assignments, enrollment and attendance, certification validity, renewal reminders, skill-gap analysis and reporting. Confirm content-authoring, LMS integrations and whether contractor training is licensed in the proposed package. Skill Hub training and competency management |
| Audit planning and CAPA follow-up | Documented by vendor | CORE Safety Audit documents recurring and ad-hoc audit scheduling, configurable checklists, findings, CAPA assignment, reminders, evidence storage and audit-ready reports. References to standards describe configurable alignment and should not be interpreted as certification of a customer's processes. Safety Audit planning, findings and CAPA tracking |
| Asset integrity lifecycle management | Documented by vendor | CORE Asset Integrity documents asset registers and hierarchies, inspection and testing schedules, maintenance planning, defect or deviation tracking, risk-based prioritization and lifecycle condition monitoring. Predictive or condition-based behavior depends on available asset data and should be validated in the proposed deployment. Asset integrity inspection, maintenance and lifecycle management |
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Pricing is not publicly available in the reviewed official sources. Contact vendor for a written proposal covering users, locations, configured workflows, implementation, integrations, support and renewal terms.
Pricing sources checked : Partially verified. Official product scope and demo routes reviewed; no numeric subscription price or free production trial verified.
EHS360 is the broad configurable platform. CORE e-PTW, IRIS, CSM 360, InspectSafe360, HIRAC, Skill Hub, Safety Audit and Asset Integrity are separately named products or modules; their inclusion, shared records, integrations and commercial packaging require proposal-level confirmation.
Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.
The portfolio advertises offline scan, capture and signing. EHS360 guidance says mobile, web and offline capabilities require vendor verification; the e-PTW page documents mobile access without establishing disconnected authorization. Confirm product-specific offline controls and synchronization before using them in work authorization.
The vendor identifies CORE-EHS as formerly ASK EHS Engineering & Consultants. Its software portfolio should be distinguished from its consulting, staffing and training services.
CORE e-PTW is specifically described as electronic permit-to-work software. It covers authorization and closure, with risk and isolation checks. Confirm the exact workflow in the proposed configuration.
The reviewed permit page establishes mobile access but not disconnected approval. Portfolio offline statements should not be treated as evidence for this safety-critical transaction. Ask for an explicit supported-operation list.
Drawn from the profiles behind the Alternatives list above: most category tags shared with CORE-EHS first, then the closest overlap in documented capability names, then A to Z. Ratings, search demand and sponsorship are not used; rows are shown A to Z.
No shared category tag.
Differs: offline partial workflow (this profile: unclassified).
Same: scope, price and trial.
Shared category tags: 2 (Permit to Work, Risk Assessment).
Differs: offline documented workflow (this profile: unclassified).
Same: scope, price and trial.
Shared category tags: 2 (Permit to Work, Risk Assessment).
Differs: offline documented workflow (this profile: unclassified).
Same: scope, price and trial.
Also recorded as ASK EHS. Older entries under a previous name may describe a different release or owner.
Star ratings and review counts from the old catalog are not shown: no source for them was recorded.
