SSG Safety

Maria Andersson is a contractor and will be visiting your plant next week to work on a project. If your plant uses SSG Safety, you might structure your procedures as follows before Maria starts working.

1. Approved company

To be an approved company, Maria’s employer needs to meet the agreed requirements such as an approved corporation tax certificate and insurance. Her employer reports this information directly in the SSG Supplier service. The information is then displayed in the SSG On site app and shown to site security at the plant via SSG Access (access and skills control). Maria can use the SSG On Site app to see whether her employer holds approval for the plant. All she needs to do is enter her personal ID number and Access card number.

2. The right skills

Maria also has to have basic safety skills to be allowed to access the plant. If your plant requires completion of the Entre Basic course (Sweden’s most popular safety course for contractors in industry), Maria completes this on her computer before starting work. She can also see in SSG On site whether she has completed the courses required. Other courses from our course catalogue may also be required (for both your personnel and your contractors) and will be followed up using SSG Access when personnel access the site. Many plants also have local and supplementary courses.

3. Communication

SSG On site ensures that everyone who needs the right information in the right place and at the right time actually receives this information. Maria also has the opportunity to report incidents directly on her phone and call emergency numbers quickly and efficiently if anything happens. If the plant uses the QR functions, she can scan safety instructions for machinery, for example. All connected plants can be accessed in SSG On site, giving users the same experience no matter which connected plant they are at.