NZOHS review
A broad safety system for job-site forms, controls, records, and mobile access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
NZOHS is an occupational health and safety management system for businesses coordinating workplace safety across employees, contractors, visitors, and job sites. Its scope covers incident, injury, illness, and near-miss reporting; inspections and audits; vehicle, equipment, and site pre-starts; safety plans; training records; inductions; toolbox meetings; work permits; visitor access; and contractor sign-ins. Web access and mobile apps for iOS and Android support teams working across offices and active sites.
The published commercial model is quote-based, with visitors directed to contact sales. NZOHS offers a 30-day trial, while the plan structure and pricing are handled through that sales process. There is no free plan. For buyers comparing safety software, the key consideration is whether a sales-led purchase fits the organization’s procurement process and whether the trial period provides enough time to assess forms, templates, reminders, notifications, reporting, and document resources against site requirements.
NZOHS stands out for breadth across everyday safety administration and job-site controls. Safety plan templates include SWMS and SSSP, while high-risk work permits, QR-code visitor access, contractor management, sign-in and sign-out, expiry reminders, and pre-start records bring operational tasks into one system. It should suit teams that need a wide set of configurable records and mobile access rather than a narrow incident-reporting tool. Buyers seeking AI features should choose an alternative, as NZOHS does not include them.
NZOHS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers incidents, inspections, pre-starts, permits, and safety plans
- Tracks worker training, contractors, visitors, and site access
- Available on web, iOS, and Android with a 30-day trial
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- There is no free plan
- No AI features are included
NZOHS fact sheet, pricing and score →
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