intero

Built for high-risk industries. Configured for each one.

Oil & gas, chemicals, pharma, manufacturing, and infrastructure. Intero adapts to the hazards and reporting rules of each sector, and maps to the standards you report against, including OSHA, ISO 45001, and your local regulators. Your teams capture hazards in plain typed English, straight from the field. The scenarios below are illustrative.

Oil & Gas

Investigate turnaround incidents from a typed report.

A contract welder spots corrosion on a pipe flange during a turnaround and types a short report on his phone. Intero asks the follow-up questions a seasoned investigator would ask, then builds a causal analysis with every finding cited to evidence. It links the hazard to earlier similar findings in your history and drafts a report for your investigator to review, edit, and sign.

Fast typed capture for contract crews during turnarounds
Causal analysis with a mechanism→proximate→systemic chain, every finding cited to evidence
Recurrence detection that links a new hazard to earlier similar findings across your sites
CAPAs assigned to an owner; your investigator reviews, edits, and signs every report
Evidence-cited RCA · 5-Why / Fishbone / Bow-tie · OSHA 300 export

Refinery Turnaround

Incident investigation

Report typed and sent
Classified: high severity, OSHA-recordable
Linked to earlier similar findings
Root cause cited to evidence
CAPA assigned · investigator signs

Pattern Detection

Shift changeover analysis

Near-miss reported: Aisle 7 forklift
4 similar events over 3 months found
All occurred during shift changeover
Preventive action recommended
Manufacturing

See the pattern behind repeat near-misses.

A forklift near-miss in Aisle 7. The morning brief shows 4 similar events over 3 months, all during shift changeover. Intero surfaced the pattern before anyone connected it by hand.

Repeat near-misses surfaced across shifts and production lines
Machine-guarding and lockout/tagout investigation, cited to evidence
A morning brief that shows the pattern before it repeats
Chemical handling and hazardous-material investigation
OSHA · ISO 45001 · LOTO (1910.147)
Construction

Capture site hazards from a phone.

A crane operator 40 feet up notices unusual vibration and types a short report from his phone. There are no forms to fill out. By the time he's back on the ground, the hazard is already logged and classified high-priority, waiting for a safety officer to review.

Fast typed reporting from active job sites
Fall-protection and scaffolding hazard investigation
Causal analysis with investigator review and sign-off
Recurrence detection that links a new hazard to earlier similar findings
OSHA Construction (1926) · ISO 45001

Active Job Site

Fast hazard capture from the field

Report typed and sent
Equipment integrity: crane vibration
High priority, escalated
Routed to safety officer for review

Incident Investigation

Ventilation alarm, Shaft 4

Report typed and sent
Classified: equipment integrity
Linked to earlier similar findings
Preventive-maintenance CAPA assigned
Mining & Energy

Investigate the incident. Surface the pattern.

A ventilation alarm during a shift underground. A crew member types what happened. Intero runs the investigation and cites each finding to evidence. It links the event to earlier similar ones in your operations history and drafts a preventive-maintenance CAPA for your engineer to review and sign.

Underground and surface incident investigation, cited to evidence
Recurrence detection for repeat equipment and ventilation issues
CAPAs assigned; your engineer reviews and signs every report
MSHA · ISO 45001
Logistics & Warehousing

Capture hazards from the dock, the warehouse, and the road.

A driver encounters a near-miss at an unmarked construction zone. Safely stopped, the driver types a report from a phone. Intero asks a few follow-up questions, classifies the hazard, and files a cited case record, then surfaces earlier near-misses on the same route for the safety team.

Fast typed reporting for drivers, dock workers, and warehouse crews, none of whom sit at a desk
Forklift-traffic and loading-dock incident investigation, cited to evidence
Recurrence detection that connects near-misses across routes, docks, and distribution centers
CAPAs assigned to an owner; your safety team reviews, edits, and signs every report
OSHA · Forklifts (1910.178) · ISO 45001

On the Road

Near-miss reported from the field

Report typed and sent from driver
Hazard classified: unmarked construction zone
Route matched to earlier similar reports
Recurring hazard surfaced for the safety team

Configured for your industry and your regulations

Configurable Jurisdiction

Supports the investigation and recordability context you work under, including Factories Act, PESO and OISD in India, OSHA in the US, and ISO 45001. Statutory submissions remain human-reviewed.

Industry-Specific Skills

AI skills configured for your industry’s hazards and standards.

Flexible Location Hierarchy

From a single site to multiple regions, mapped to how your organization is structured.

Human-in-the-loop by design

Intero advises and drafts; your safety officer reviews, edits, and signs. Every finding cites its evidence.

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