HSE software for Bangladesh
Safety management software for Bangladesh's factories.
AccelSafety moves your factory's safety committee, incidents, fire drills, inspections and corrective actions off paper and into one live system, from the factory floor to group head office.
Built for how factories in Bangladesh really work
Garment, knitting, dyeing and textile units, and heavy industry such as steel and cement, face the same pressure: inspections from the Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments (DIFE), buyer and certification audits, and a workforce spread across shifts. Paper registers make that pressure harder. AccelSafety keeps every record in one place, with an owner and a date.
Ready for inspectors and buyer audits
When a DIFE inspector, a brand's auditor or your ISO 45001 certification body visits, the evidence is already organized: committee minutes, drill reports, inspection records, training matrices and closed corrective actions, by site and by date. No more searching through binders the night before.
How it works
Frequently asked questions
Is AccelSafety suitable for garment, knitting and textile factories in Bangladesh?
Yes. AccelSafety was designed with Bangladesh's export factories in mind: RMG, knitting, dyeing and textile units, as well as heavy industry such as steel and cement. It keeps safety committee records, incidents, fire drills, inspections, training and corrective actions in one place, ready for DIFE inspections and buyer audits.
Can we manage several factories from one dashboard?
Yes. Each factory works in its own space, and group HSE leaders see every site on one dashboard, with open incidents, overdue actions and inspection status side by side.
Does it help with safety committee requirements?
AccelSafety has a dedicated safety committee module for the member list, meeting schedule, minutes, decisions and the follow-up actions that come out of each meeting, so the records are complete when an inspector or buyer asks for them.
Do workers need a computer to report hazards?
No. Supervisors and workers can report near misses, hazards and incidents from a phone, with photos, in a few seconds. The report then gets an owner and a due date automatically.
How long does it take to get started?
Most factories start with a pilot on one site and a few core modules, such as incidents, inspections and CAPA, and add more once the team is comfortable. Book a demo and we will suggest a plan that fits your factories.
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See AccelSafety on your own factory's processes.
A free demo takes about 45 minutes. We set it up with examples from your industry.
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