Can the assignee close their own corrective action?

No. Closure is restricted to admins, safety managers, or the project lead by design — preventing self-closure abuse and preserving audit integrity.

How are CA priorities determined?

Priority is derived from the risk-matrix score — likelihood × consequence — not manager gut feel. Consistent scoring makes trend reporting meaningful.

How do assignees know they have a corrective action?

Every CA lands both in the assignee's WorkSafe My Tasks list and in their WorkSkedge task inbox with a deep link — the same inbox they already check for scheduling, so nothing gets missed.

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Incidents & response

Corrective actions,
with an audit trail.

Every CA has an owner, a due date, a priority, and evidence requirements. Closure is restricted to admins — the assignee can't self-close. Deep-linked into the assignee's WorkSkedge task list.

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What it does

CAs are the closure loop of any real safety program. WorkSafe treats them as first-class objects: they can originate from incidents, inspections, toolbox talks, or ad hoc; they're assignable across companies (subs included); and closure is auditable.

Key capabilities

Everything included.

Owner + due date

Every CA has a named owner and a firm due date. Overdue CAs escalate.

Risk-matrix priority

Priority is set from the risk-matrix score — likelihood × consequence, not gut feel.

Evidence required

Templates can mandate photo evidence on completion before the close button unlocks.

Restricted closure

Only admins, safety managers, or project leads can close. Prevents self-closure abuse.

WorkSkedge deep-link

Assignees see the CA in their WorkSkedge inbox with a one-tap link into WorkSafe.

Incident management Site inspections

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Corrective actions,with an audit trail.