For HSEQ Managers, WHS Managers, and Systems and Compliance Managers

Built for audit defensible compliance.

Not by Friday-afternoon panic.

You own the SWMS, the inductions, the incident register, the toolbox talks, and the ISO audit. Today, those live across five systems and three Dropbox folders. When the auditor lands or the regulator calls, you're hunting paper trails. Deep Space puts safety, quality, and compliance inside the daily site workflow, with everything timestamped, signed, and audit-ready by default. WHS Act compliant. AS/NZS 4801 and ISO 45001 aligned.

Your day, on paper

What your day actually looks like

You're the one the regulator calls. The audit lands on you. ISO 45001 conformance is your sign-off.

Maintain the SWMS register and approve revisions
Manage site inductions across every active project
Investigate incidents and close out CAPAs
Run toolbox talks and capture sign-on records
Track plant and equipment compliance (certs, expiries)
Prepare for ISO audits (45001, 9001,14001)
Liaise with subs daily. Chase
the missing paperwork.

You need the audit trail to exist, not to be reconstructed in a panic the week before the auditor arrives. The trail has to live inside the daily site workflow, captured at the source, not assembled from email at the end.

"I'd rather the audit trail just exist than spend four weeks rebuilding it every year before the auditor arrives."

Systems and Compliance Manager, ANZ mid-tier commercial builder
The real problem

What you're dealing with

Most HSEQ tools were built for tier-one contractors with dedicated audit teams. They miss the reality of mid-tier builders, where one or two people own compliance across the whole business.

1
SWMS in Dropbox. Inductions on paper.

Three different folder structures. Three different version-control habits. The auditor wants the current SWMS for the steel-fixing trade on project four. You're searching across folders that haven't been cleaned up since 2022.

2
Incident investigation lives in email

The site emailed the incident in. You started the investigation. The corrective action sat with a sub for six weeks. Nobody followed up because the workflow was in a Word doc that nobody opened.

3
Toolbox talk records exist, somewhere

The talk happened. The sign-on sheet is in a filing cabinet at the site office. When the inspector asks for the trail, you're driving to site, scanning sheets, and emailing them across.

4
ISO audit prep takes a month

Every year, four weeks of preparation. Reconstructing the trail. Building the evidence pack. The audit itself takes a day. The prep takes a month. It happens whether your year was clean or not.

The fix

What we do differently

Most vendors sell. We land. The difference is structural, not marketing.

HSEQ Register

SWMS, inductions, incidents, toolbox talks, plant compliance in one workspace. Live data, not folders.

  • SWMS register with version control and trade-specific assignment
  • Induction register live across every active project
  • Incident register with investigation workflow
  • Toolbox talk register with sign-on records
  • Plant and equipment compliance with expiry tracking
Replaces today

HammerTech, Donesafe, SWMS in Dropbox, induction folders in the site office, the spreadsheet that lists who's compliant on which trade.

Mobile Site Diary HSEQ Entries

Captured at the source. Site Managers log inductions, toolbox talks, near-misses, and incidents from the DS Site app, with the timestamp and the photo evidence attached.

  • DS Site app on every Site Manager's phone
  • Toolbox talk sign-on captured on the day, not retro-fitted
  • Incident reporting with photo, location, and witness details
  • Near-miss capture as a single-tap workflow
  • Offline storage if the site has no signal
Replaces today

Paper sign-on sheets, the incident report typed up at the office two days later, the toolbox record that lives in a notebook.

SWMS Version Control

Revisions tracked. Approvals captured. Sub acknowledgement logged against the current version. The 'which SWMS is the latest' question has one answer.

  • Version history on every SWMS, with reason and date
  • Approval workflow per revision
  • Sub acknowledgement captured against the specific version they signed for
  • Trade-specific assignment, so subs only see what applies to them
  • Audit export per project, per trade, per period
Replaces today

Multiple SWMS versions in Dropbox, the sub who signed an old version, the question of which document the audit needs.

Incident Investigation with CAPA Workflow

Incident logged, investigation triggered, CAPA assigned, close-out tracked. The workflow chases the next step, not you.

  • Incident captured on site via DS Site app
  • Investigation workflow with structured root-cause analysis
  • Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPAs) assigned with due dates
  • Sub or internal resource accountability tracked
  • Close-out evidence required before the workflow completes
  • Reportable incidents flagged for regulator notification timing
Replaces today

Word incident reports in email, CAPAs in a spreadsheet, the corrective action that sat with the sub for six weeks because nobody chased it.

ISO and Audit Export

Evidence packs for ISO 45001, 9001, and 14001 generated from live data. The audit prep marathon ends. The trail is there because the work created it.

  • One-click export for ISO 45001 (Safety), 9001 (Quality), 14001 (Environmental)
  • Evidence pack assembled from live SWMS, inductions, incidents, and toolbox records
  • WHS Act compliance evidence per AU jurisdiction
  • AS/NZS 4801 alignment for NZ-specific requirements
  • ISO27001 certified platform (information security covered for your IT auditor too)
Replaces today

The four-week annual audit prep marathon, the evidence pack assembled in Excel, the trail that gets rebuilt every year.

Where you sit

Used by HSEQ teams at ANZ  commercial builders

Mid-tier commercial builders. HSEQ teams of one to five. Compliance against the WHS Act, AS/NZS 4801, and ISO 45001.

"The ISO audit pack is a one-
click export. Last year it took a month to assemble."

Systems and Compliance Manager, ANZ mid-tier builder

"Incidents close out because the workflow chases the CAPA, not me. The corrective actions
actually get done."

WHS Manager, AU commercial builder

"The auditor saw the trail and stopped asking questions. That was a first."

HSEQ Lead, NZ commercial builder

Compliance, in the workflow.
Not on top of it.

Audit-defensible by default. Not by Friday-afternoon panic.

Thirty minutes, no install. We'll walk through a workspace with the SWMS register, the induction workflow, and the incident investigation actually running.