The workflow of the S-EWO
TAG: Safety Tool for Dangerous Prevention
The TAG is a fundamental tool for signaling conditions that could pose a danger and preventing potentially hazardous situations, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries at work.
The workflow for creating a TAG involves the compiler and an approval team. The process includes the following stages:
- The compiler completes the TAG and submits it to the approval team
- The team verifies and closes the TAG
- The approval team handles any extensions of the TAG
The origin of the name
The name of the S-EWO module is inspired by the Emergency Work Order (EWO), with the addition of the prefix "S" which stands for "Safety."

S-EWO Module Reports: Analysis and Data Comparison for Safety
The effectiveness of the S-EWO modules lies in the extensive reporting capabilities that allow for easy analysis and comparison of large amounts of data.
The main types of reports include:
- Green Cross:
- Injury Table:
- Forms:
- Safety Book:
- Injury Graphs:
- Unsafe Charts:
Displays the trend of injuries day by day, month by month
Monthly report of recorded injuries
Updated form for the current month
Monthly injury data, with trends indicated for each macro area
Visual analysis of injuries
Monitoring of non-compliant safety conditions