Smart Innovators: Health And Safety Consulting Providers
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Executive Summary
This report helps EHS executives compare the health and safety consulting services provided by nine different providers. These firms’ subject-matter expertise and business acumen can be leveraged to help oversee technical processes around occupational health and process safety, or transform functions’ approach to EHS through strategy and change management projects. Verdantix analysed vendors across the following capabilities: audits and inspections, behaviour-based safety, EHS strategy, occupational health and industrial hygiene, process safety, and safety training. Providers profiled all have a minimum headcount of 500 dedicated health and safety consulting professionals, ensuring that they can deliver these services to enterprise-level firms. To innovate in the space, vendors have started to incorporate technologies to help address outstanding issues, streamline processes and increase employee engagement with EHS data.Health and safety consultants help enable firms to realize EHS success
Health and safety consultants provide both strategic and technical support
Technological innovations are transforming consultants’ approaches to health and safety projects
Health and safety consultants are helping firms reach their EHS objectives
Evaluated firms and selection criteria
Figure 2. Health and safety consulting providers: key functionality
Figure 3. Health and safety consulting providers: capabilities assessment
About the Authors
Zain Idris
Industry Analyst
Zain is an Industry Analyst specializing in EHS digital strategy and corporate spending trends. His research examines how firms are positioning their EHS budgets, considering ...
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Bill Pennington
VP Research
Bill is VP Research at Verdantix, where he leads analysis on the evolving and interconnected landscapes of EHS, quality, AI and enterprise risk management. His research helps ...
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