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Conduct EHS Audits With Evidence From the Document to the Worksite

Review environmental, health, and safety requirements through one structured audit process. Examine records, inspect workplaces, document hazards, capture objective evidence, assign corrective actions, and verify closure across every site.

Audit standards, regulations, permits, and internal procedures
Combine document review with physical workplace verification
Track hazards, NCRs, RCA, and corrective actions centrally
EHS Audit Workflow

Review the System, the Records, and What Is Actually Happening On Site

EHS audits combine documentary review with physical workplace verification. The applicable audit criteria may include management system standards, legal requirements, permits, internal policies, facility procedures, and industry-specific controls.

Environmental

Environmental Controls

  • Waste handling and segregation
  • Environmental permits and records
  • Emissions and discharge controls
  • Chemical and hazardous-material management
  • Spill prevention and response
Health

Occupational Health

  • Exposure monitoring
  • Health surveillance records
  • Industrial hygiene controls
  • Ergonomic risks
  • Workplace conditions
Safety

Workplace Safety

  • Hazard identification
  • PPE and safe work practices
  • Equipment and machinery safety
  • Emergency preparedness
  • Incident and contractor safety

From Applicable Requirement to Verified Risk Reduction

Keep audit criteria, field evidence, risk findings, corrective work, and verification connected throughout the audit lifecycle.

1 Define Criteria

Standards, regulations, permits, and procedures.

2 Review Documents

Records, SDSs, permits, incident logs, and monitoring data.

3 Inspect the Worksite

Verify how EHS controls work in the actual environment.

4 Capture Evidence

Documents, photos, videos, interviews, and observations.

5 Evaluate Findings

Record nonconformity and risk using your audit methodology.

6 Correct & Investigate

Assign immediate correction and RCA where required.

7 Verify Closure

Review evidence and verify corrective-action effectiveness.

Audit Against the Requirement That Actually Applies

EHS audit criteria can come from different sources. Taqtics can maintain standards, regulatory obligations, facility permits, and internal EHS controls as individually structured audit records.

Standards Configure ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and other applicable frameworks.
Legal and regulatory requirements Maintain jurisdiction-specific EHS requirements as audit criteria.
Permits and site obligations Link facility-specific environmental or operating requirements.
Internal controls Audit corporate procedures, SOPs, and EHS policies alongside external requirements.
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Review the Records. Then Verify What Is Actually Happening.

EHS audits often require both documentary evidence and physical inspection. Taqtics lets auditors retain the records they examined and capture evidence from the workplace in the same audit.

Document Evidence Records Examined

Permits, SDSs, training records, incident logs, exposure monitoring, maintenance records, and previous inspections.

Field Evidence Physical Verification

Photos, video, workplace observations, employee interviews, site conditions, and auditor notes.

Worksite verification process

Record the Hazard, the Evidence, and the Risk Behind the Finding

EHS findings can involve more than simple conformity. Configure the audit to document the hazard, exposure, observation, severity, likelihood, risk level, classification, and immediate action using the risk methodology adopted by your organisation.

01 Requirement
02 Observation
03 Hazard
04 Risk Rating
05 Action
EHS Audit Finding Report

Turn EHS Findings Into Controlled Corrective Action

Some findings can be corrected immediately. Others indicate a breakdown in the underlying EHS process and require structured investigation and systemic corrective action.

EHS Corrective Action Workflow
01 · Correction

Fix the Immediate Condition

Assign the immediate action required to remove or control the identified hazard.

02 · Root Cause Analysis

Understand Why It Happened

Assign an RCA checklist to investigate process gaps, ownership, controls, and contributing factors.

03 · Corrective Action

Prevent the Problem From Recurring

Update procedures, assign ownership, train teams, and introduce controls or recurring verification.

Don't Close the Finding Because Someone Clicked “Done”

Responsible teams can submit revised procedures, photos, training records, monitoring data, permits, and other evidence. Follow-up verification can then confirm whether corrective action has actually reduced or eliminated the underlying issue.

Original Audit 2 Failures

Secondary containment missing in the original inspection.

Follow-Up Verification 0 Failures

Control verified across the follow-up sample and ready for closure.

See Where EHS Risk Is Concentrating Across Your Sites

Give EHS leaders one view of audit completion, high-risk findings, environmental and safety nonconformities, overdue corrective actions, NCR closure, and recurring issues across facilities.

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Configure the Audit Against the Standards and Obligations That Apply to You

There is no single universal EHS regulation for every organisation. Audit criteria should reflect the standards, legal requirements, permits, internal controls, and industry obligations applicable to the organisation and facility.

Environmental

ISO 14001

Configure environmental management system audit criteria and supporting evidence requirements.

Occupational Safety

ISO 45001

Audit occupational health and safety controls, hazards, responsibilities, and follow-up actions.

Legal Requirements

Safety Regulations

Configure applicable national, regional, or local occupational safety obligations.

Environmental Compliance

Regulations & Permits

Maintain facility permits, environmental obligations, and regulatory requirements as audit criteria.

Company Standards

Internal EHS Procedures

Audit corporate policies, site procedures, contractor standards, and internal controls.

Combined Audit

Integrated EHS Audits

Combine environmental, health, safety, legal, and internal requirements in one structured audit.

One Audit System for the Requirement and What Is Actually Happening On Site

Structured EHS Criteria

Maintain standards, regulations, permits, and internal requirements as auditable references.

Document & Record Review

Attach and retain the documents, records, and samples examined by the auditor.

Physical Site Verification

Capture workplace observations, photos, videos, interviews, and location evidence.

Configurable Risk Assessment

Record severity, likelihood, and risk using the methodology adopted by your EHS team.

NCR, RCA & Corrective Action

Move findings from immediate correction through investigation and systemic remediation.

Central EHS Reporting

See high-risk findings, recurring hazards, overdue actions, and closure performance across locations.

Run EHS Audits Across Complex Operating Environments

Manufacturing
Warehousing & Logistics
Oil, Gas & Energy
Construction
Retail & Multi-Site Operations
Food & Beverage
Healthcare
Facilities & Corporate Offices

Hear How Teams Run Better Audits and Operations With Taqtics

Real stories from teams using Taqtics to improve visibility, accountability, and execution across locations.

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Head of Information Technology, PT MAP Boga Adiperkasa (Starbucks, Subway, )

Felix, Head of IT at MAP Boga, shares how Starbucks Indonesia and MAP Group transformed cafe operations across 820 locations using Taqtics.

Vidya Mudaliar

Head of HR and Learning, PizzaExpress

Vidya Mudaliyar, Head of HR & Learning & Development at PizzaExpress, shares how the organization modernized daily operations, strengthened accountability, and made reporting significantly faster across its restaurants.

Ruvin Dholakiya

Chief Digital Officer, Solitario Diamonds

Ruvin Dholakiya, Chief Digital Officer at Kisna, shares how Kisna uses Taqtics to move from paper, Excel, calls, WhatsApp messages, and scattered internal tools to one structured operating system for retail execution

Common Questions About EHS Auditing Software

EHS audit software helps environmental, health, and safety teams structure audits, review documentary evidence, conduct workplace inspections, capture findings, assign corrective actions, and monitor closure across facilities.
An EHS audit may cover environmental controls, occupational health, workplace safety, emergency preparedness, chemical management, permits, legal obligations, incident management, and internal EHS procedures depending on the organisation.
No. EHS audits may combine management system standards such as ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 with local legislation, permits, company procedures, contractual requirements, and industry-specific controls.
Yes. Organisations can configure their authorised audit criteria, evidence requirements, questionnaires, findings, NCR workflows, root cause analysis, and corrective-action processes in Taqtics.
Yes. Auditors can record documentary evidence such as permits, SDSs, incident records, training files, and monitoring reports alongside physical workplace evidence such as photographs, videos, observations, and interviews.
Yes. Audit questionnaires can be configured to capture factors such as hazard category, severity, likelihood, and risk level according to the risk-assessment methodology used by the organisation.
Yes. Findings can be routed to responsible employees, departments, site teams, or EHS owners with deadlines, escalation, evidence, and follow-up verification.
Yes. Dedicated RCA checklists can be assigned to capture the problem statement, contributing factors, root cause, supporting evidence, and recommended corrective action.
Yes. Applicable permits, regulatory obligations, internal standards, and management-system criteria can be configured as structured audit references for use across audit programs.

Conduct EHS Audits With the Evidence Needed to Drive Action

Review the requirement, inspect the workplace, capture the evidence, identify the risk, and track every corrective action through verified closure.

Taqtics provides configurable audit-management technology and is not a certification body or regulatory authority. Applicable EHS audit criteria should be configured according to the standards, permits, legal requirements, and procedures relevant to the organisation and facility.