Safety Data Models
Establish the relationships and logic behind reliable safety reporting.
- Incident and hazard models
- Hours and exposure data
- Lead and lag measures
- Date logic, trends and rolling metrics
CloudHub builds Power BI safety and HSE reporting that brings incidents, hazards, risk, assurance, workforce, training and hours data into a trusted management view.
Safety reporting services
CloudHub works across the source systems, metric definitions and reporting process—not only the visual dashboard.
Establish the relationships and logic behind reliable safety reporting.
Build transparent frequency-rate reporting with clear numerator and denominator logic.
Make proactive safety activity visible alongside outcomes.
Connect risk, controls, audits, inspections and actions into one assurance view.
Join safety performance with workforce, contractor, training and time data.
Keep the dashboard accurate and useful after launch.
Data sources
CloudHub can combine source data from safety platforms such as HSI Donesafe with HRIS, learning, contractor, time-and-attendance, SharePoint, Excel and database sources.
Identify system ownership and extract the right data.
Validate totals, dates, categories and business rules.
Build measures and relationships that can be explained and maintained.
Deliver operational and executive views with controlled refresh.
Common source systems
Safety dashboard resources
These guides cover the two areas that most often determine whether an HSE Power BI dashboard remains useful after launch: KPI definitions and data reconciliation.
TRIFR, LTIFR, incidents, hazards, assurance, actions, critical controls and contractor metrics.
Read KPI guide →Control totals, duplicate records, hours, date logic, hierarchy and variance checks before publication.
Read reconciliation guide →Connect Donesafe with hours, workforce, training and contractor data when reporting needs go beyond the platform.
Read Donesafe reporting guide →HSE Power BI dashboard
The best HSE Power BI dashboards combine a small set of trusted executive indicators with drill-through detail for operational teams. CloudHub designs the measures, data model and reporting hierarchy together so the dashboard remains explainable and maintainable.
TRIFR, LTIFR, recordable injuries, high-potential events, leading indicators and material exceptions with clear trend context.
Monthly trends, business-unit comparisons, classifications, potential consequence, investigations and action status.
Critical controls, audits, inspections, verification activity, findings and overdue actions connected to material risk.
Hours, exposure, contractor performance, training and workforce context joined from HRIS, contractor and time-and-attendance sources.
Safety reporting FAQs
We can build a new reporting suite, fix an existing model or manage the recurring reporting process.
CloudHub can connect the sources, build the model, validate the numbers and manage the Power BI reporting lifecycle.