Veriforce helps utilities companies elevate worker safety and achieve long-term sustainability goals with a comprehensive safety and contractor management solution.
Compliance and safety in the utilities industry are becoming more complex due to rapid advancements in technology, shifting regulations, and increasing environmental awareness. To ensure sustainability, utility companies must adopt a proactive, approach to supply chain risk management.
Ensure your third-party workforce is trained to work safely. Veriforce makes it easy to deliver comprehensive utility safety training to contractors, assess utility worker safety, and conduct regular audits to identify gaps. All from one platform.
The utilities industry faces a dual challenge: an aging workforce on the verge of retirement and a competitive market for attracting skilled talent. We help you bridge the gap with access to more than 80,000 pre-vetted contractors in the Veriforce Network. And content, savings, and perks to retain them.
Utilities companies face constant pressure to transition towards renewable energy sources and reduce their carbon footprint. Veriforce supports your ESG journey by helping you track and manage your environmental impact, identify opportunities for efficiency gains, and implement sustainable practices across your operations.
We partner with you to configure a solution that meets your unique supply chain needs, locally and around the world. And with global phone, email, or live chat support available in multiple languages, we’re always there when you need us.
Source and manage qualified contractors, suppliers, and vendors.
Equip your workforce with world-class instructor-led and on-demand training.
Build a world-class OQ program to ensure worker competency and compliance defensibility.
Augment your existing resources with auditing, verification, and consulting services.
Gain full visibility into the safety and compliance of all of your subcontractors.
Ensure every on-site worker is qualified, compliant, and ready for work.
Develop a clear mandate and track ESG health across your supply chain.
Companies must be aware of updated ESG reporting frameworks and initiatives in 2023 to foster long-term risk mitigation and stakeholder trust.
Companies must adapt to changing ESG trends to remain competitive and sustainable in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape.
Safety leading indicators are proactive measures that quantify prevention efforts and can be observed and recorded before an injury happens. Whereas lagging indicators are reactive; they only track negative outcomes, like noting an injury once it’s happened.
