EHS Software for Mining Companies
Mining EHS software that connects your sites, teams and safety data.
Bring incident reporting, risk assessments, inspections and corrective actions together – giving frontline teams simpler processes and leaders clearer visibility across mining operations.
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Trusted by mining and industrial organizations.
Proven impact in mining operations
decrease in incidents & near misses
decrease in administrative workload
Take control of safety, compliance and risk with Evotix
- Capture incidents, hazards and near misses the moment they occur
- Standardize audits, inspections and investigations across every operation
- Keep on top of regulatory and site-level obligations without chasing paperwork
- Strengthen contractor onboarding, training and competency tracking
- Monitor emissions, waste, chemical usage and environmental performance
- Spot early warning signs through trend data and predictive analytics
Everything you need to manage mining EHS in one place
1. Safety Operations
Incident reporting, investigations, CAPA, audits, inspections, shift handover tools.
2. Risk Management
3. Compliance & Governance
4. Contractor Safety
Inductions, training management, competency checks, contractor oversight.
5. Environmental & Sustainability (ESG)
6. Analytics & Intelligence
Predictive analytics, dashboards, site comparisons, leading indicators and KPIs.
Real results from our customers
“Everything is instant now. We have everything related to EHS on one digital system”
Nick AndersonEHS Manager
“We reduced total recordable injury rate by 86% and incident close-out rates have risen from 59% to a consistent 98%.”
Stuart EvansGlobal EHS VP
“It was blatantly obvious from the beginning that Evotix was head-and-shoulders above the rest”
Matthew MurphyEHS Supervisor
“A lot of the configuration can be done by us and that flexibility led us to choosing Evotix”
Tony NguyenEHS Leader
“Now, if something happens—an incident, first aid, a near miss, anything—workers can scan the QR code, get to the portal, and it takes them thirty seconds or less to fill out a report.”
Ryan CostelloDirector of Risk and Safety
“We replaced three separate apps with Evotix’s system, reducing complexity and app-switching.”
Alan BoswellNational Sustainability Health & Safety Advisor
Why Evotix
- Works reliably online or offline — essential for remote pits and underground operations
- Mobile-first design ensures frontline reporting gets done
- Workflows adapt easily to how your sites run, not the other way around
- Site, regional and global teams share one consistent view of EHS performance
- AI helps surface risk patterns and emerging issues before they escalate
Evotix is a Leader in the 2026 Verdantix Green Quadrant
See why Evotix has been ranked among the top EHS software providers since 2017.
Frequently asked questions
How can Evotix support safety across multiple mining sites?
Evotix helps teams standardise EHS processes while maintaining visibility into individual sites. Leaders can review performance across operations, identify outstanding actions and share learnings between teams.
Can we standardise EHS across our mines without forcing every site to work the same way?
That’s often the challenge with a group-wide system. Evotix’s configurable workflows can support common reporting and governance while accommodating site-specific processes. During a demo, we can explore which requirements should be consistent across your operations and where local flexibility matters.
How do we make sure reported hazards lead to action?
Capturing a hazard is only the starting point. Evotix can connect reports to investigations and corrective actions, with responsibilities and progress tracked in the system. This helps teams see what still needs attention and follow issues through to closure.
How can we compare safety performance across sites with different reporting practices?
The first step is agreeing on consistent definitions, categories and reporting expectations. Evotix can support standardised data capture and reporting across sites, giving leaders a more useful basis for comparison. An increase in near-miss reports, for example, should be considered alongside reporting participation and action closure- not automatically treated as worsening safety.
What happens when a worker loses connectivity halfway through a shift?
The key is understanding which activities need to continue without a connection. Evotix offers offline functionality for supported mobile workflows, but availability depends on the solution and configuration. We can demonstrate the relevant workflows and confirm how information is stored and synchronised before you commit.
Can we manage contractor safety without creating another disconnected set of records?
Evotix can support contractor onboarding, inductions, training and competency tracking within your wider EHS processes. The aim is to give site teams a clearer picture of outstanding requirements. We’ll work through how those records need to connect with your existing contractor and workforce systems.
We already have an EHS system. How would we approach moving to Evotix?
Start with what you need to preserve and what you want to improve. That includes historical records, open actions, reporting requirements and the workflows teams rely on. Migration scope, data mapping, integrations and rollout planning should be agreed during scoping, so you have a clear understanding of what the transition involves.
What would a rollout across several mines involve?
A practical approach is to establish shared requirements, validate workflows with representative sites and expand in phases. Your plan should account for connectivity, shifts, contractor access and training. The implementation scope and timeline will depend on the sites, modules and integrations involved.
How should we measure whether the system is making a difference?
Look beyond login numbers. Useful measures include reporting participation, time to assign and close actions, overdue high-priority actions and repeat findings. Agree a baseline before rollout so you can assess improvements in how safety is managed, alongside longer-term safety outcomes.
