The Rolls-Royce VisiumKMS Software Demonstrates Its Process Safety Credentials
Trevor Bronson
Access this research
Access all EHSQ Corporate Leaders content with a strategic subscription or buy this single report
Need help or have a question about this report? Contact us for assistance
Executive Summary
Rolls-Royce – the engineering firm with nearly 50,000 staff in 46 global locations generating annual revenue of £15 billion ($19.4 billion USD) in sectors including civil aerospace, defence aerospace, power systems, marine applications, and nuclear applications – is also a provider of commercial EHS software. Originally developed to help Rolls-Royce maintain compliance with the new rules of OSHA’s Process Safety Management (PSM) regulations in 1992, the software, called VisiumKMS, has since become the platform Rolls-Royce uses enterprise-wide for process safety, as well as a key tool for audit, risk, and incident management for major chemicals and oil and gas firms around the globe. Now, this 30-person team is keen to use their heavy industry expertise, 100% in-house implementation experience, and PSM management prowess to grow their brand and expand the footprint of their unique software solution in the dynamic EHS software market.The Rolls-Royce VisiumKMS Safety Software Application Comprises Four Main Components
The VisiumKMS Product Strategy With A Focus On Process Safety Offers Customers Unique Capabilities
Firms With An Operational Risk Management Focus Should Test Drive VisiumKMS
About the Author
Trevor Bronson
Senior Analyst
Trevor is a Senior Analyst in the EHS Technologies practice group covering all things EHS software including vendor strengths and weaknesses, growth strategies, market charact...
Other related content
Manufacturing is entering a new phase of transformation. Investment in AI, computer vision and connected technologies is accelerating, shaped in part by the renewed push toward dom...
Upcoming / 20 October, 2026
The EHS software market is splitting into two competitive stories. Established EHS software providers continue to dominate complex enterprise selections, backed by deep domain expe...
Upcoming / 28 September, 2026
Seafarers have always faced challenging weather at sea, from heavy rain to hurricanes. Conditions can deteriorate quickly and without warning. For crews on operational vessels, sev...
16 September, 2026
Workforces have always brought together people at different stages of their working lives, and today’s businesses are seeing more people working at both ends of the age spectrum. A...
14 September, 2026
In August 2026, Network Rail, the government-owned rail infrastructure operator, was fined £1.2 million after a wall beside the car park at Rugby railway station collapsed onto 8...
11 September, 2026
Most industrial firms can point to the platforms they've deployed: a historian, an EAM, a handful of analytics tools added at different times to solve different problems. Far fewer...
01 September, 2026