A safety management system, not a folder of documents.

Most safety software digitizes paperwork. Lykke Safety Pro connects the system behind it — facilities, tasks, hazards, assessments, written programs, training, and corrective actions — so what's written matches the work, and what's missing gets seen.

In development by a working safety professional. Launching for construction and general industry.

Task Manual pallet transfer
Receiving — Building 2
Hazard Manual material handling
Risk assessment linked
Ergonomic assessment NIOSH Lifting Equation
Lifting index 1.8 — above recommended limit
Action required
Corrective action Raise pallet staging height
Assigned · verification pending
In progress
JHA Pallet transfer — Receiving
Updated from assessment findings
Current
Training Safe lifting — Receiving crew
2 employees due

Having safety documents is not the same as having a safety system.

Plenty of companies can produce a binder. Far fewer can show how the written program, the actual work, the hazards, the training, and the open corrective actions connect — because that connection lives in someone's head, not in their software.

A folder of documents

  • Written programs adapted from generic templates
  • Hazard assessments that don't match the actual work
  • JHAs and JSAs sitting in directories nobody opens
  • Ergonomic assessments inconsistent, or never done
  • Corrective actions scattered across spreadsheets and email
  • Training records with no link back to hazards
  • Site-specific information that quietly goes stale

A working safety management system

  • Programs built from questions about your actual operations
  • Hazards tied to the tasks and locations where they exist
  • JHAs that update when assessments change
  • Ergonomic assessments tracked task by task
  • Corrective actions assigned, completed, and verified
  • Training requirements driven by the hazards people face
  • Site details kept in controlled, current annexes

Enter information once. The system carries it where it belongs.

Lykke Safety Pro models your operation the way a safety professional actually thinks about it — and keeps the pieces connected instead of storing them side by side.

Company› Facilities & projects› Departments & work areas› Tasks› Hazards & controls› Assessments› Programs & training› Corrective actions› Verification

A chemical arrives on site

  1. Added once to the facility's chemical inventory
  2. Appears in SDS management
  3. Feeds the Hazard Communication Program
  4. Sets employee training requirements
  5. Flows into applicable workplace assessments

A task involves manual handling

  1. Task recorded in Receiving with its real conditions
  2. Connected to an ergonomic assessment
  3. Evaluated with recognized methods like the NIOSH Lifting Equation
  4. Result interpreted, not just scored
  5. Controls recommended and tracked to completion

An assessment finds a problem

  1. Finding creates a corrective action
  2. Assigned to a responsible person with a due date
  3. Visible until it's actually completed
  4. Completion verified — not assumed
  5. Related JHAs and training updated to match

Written programs built from your workplace — with the gaps marked.

Lykke Safety Pro doesn't hand you a filled-in OSHA template. It asks the questions a safety professional would ask about your operations, people, and procedures, and builds the program from your answers.

Honest by design

If required information is missing, the document says so — plainly. The system will not quietly generate a polished program that only looks complete. That's a line we won't cross, because a program that hides its own gaps is worse than no program at all.

Written to be read

Professional EHS plain language: formal enough to hand to a general contractor, a corporate EHS director, an insurer, or a regulator — and clear enough that the person doing the work can understand it. Regulatory requirements, company policy, and site-specific decisions are distinguished, not blended together.

One master program, controlled site annexes

Maintain one controlled Emergency Action Plan, Fire Prevention Plan, or Hazard Communication Program, while each facility or project keeps its own annex — emergency contacts, assembly points, alarm systems, hospitals, chemical inventories, responsible personnel. Operational details change without rewriting the corporate program.

Your company's documents, not ours

Generated programs and reports carry your organization's identity and branding. They're your controlled documents — created, versioned, and managed through Lykke Safety Pro.

Meridian Millwork Co. Rev. 3 · Controlled

Hazard Communication Program

Scope: All Meridian facilities engaged in fabrication, finishing, and warehousing operations.

Needs input: Secondary container labeling procedure for the finishing department has not been provided. This section is incomplete until answered.
Annex A — Plant 1, ColumbusChemical inventory · emergency contacts · assembly areas
Annex B — Plant 2, DaytonChemical inventory · alarm system · nearest hospital

Ergonomics that explains itself.

Task-based ergonomic assessment is a first-class part of the system, not a bolt-on calculator. The goal isn't a score — it's understanding what the result means and what can reasonably change to reduce risk.

  • Task-based assessments tracked across facilities and departments
  • Manual material handling analysis, including the NIOSH Lifting Equation
  • Appropriate upper-extremity assessment methods
  • Risk interpretation in plain language, with recommended controls
  • Before-and-after comparisons that show whether a change worked
  • Report drafting assisted by AI, reviewed by people
Pallet transfer — Receiving NIOSH lifting analysis
LI 1.8Above recommended limit

The load exceeds the recommended weight limit for this lift, driven mainly by the low starting height and the horizontal reach across the pallet.

What would change the result
Raise starting height to 30 in. — LI drops to ~1.2
Stage loads closer to the body — LI drops below 1.0

Re-assessed after controls: LI 0.9 — within recommended limit

AI that assists the safety professional. Judgment stays with you.

AI is embedded throughout the system to take on the work that eats a safety professional's week — and it stays reviewable and transparent at every step.

Identifies missing information before it becomes a gap in your program

Helps analyze hazards and suggests potential corrective actions

Drafts professional reports and summarizes observations

Explains assessment results in language people can act on

Finds relationships across your existing safety data

Surfaces overdue and unresolved safety issues

Helps build workplace-specific written programs

Helps you navigate the regulatory requirements that apply to your work

It will tell you what's incomplete instead of papering over it.

AI here exists to make competent safety professionals dramatically more efficient — and to help smaller organizations build structure they don't yet have. It is not marketed as a replacement for professional judgment, and it never pretends incomplete information is complete.

Built for the people who run real safety programs.

From a superintendent's trailer to a corporate EHS office — designed to be credible in both.

Construction contractors General contractors Manufacturers Industrial facilities Warehousing & distribution Pharma & biotech Data-center contractors Small & midsize employers Large organizations that need something usable EHS consultants managing multiple clients

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