Ask about what matters
The wizard asks focused follow-up questions and lets you select relevant answers or explain the situation in your own words. Business context helps distinguish a small pump from an industrial assembly.
LESS COPYING.
MORE THINKING ABOUT THE JOB.
AI-assisted toolbox talks and risk assessments that start with what the crew is actually doing. Prepared faster, reviewed by people, kept with the work.
THE PROBLEM WITH THE OLD FOLDER
Yesterday’s paperwork
isn’t today’s conversation.
A long generic assessment is easy to reuse and hard to read. The equipment may be bigger this time. The access may have changed. A different contractor may be making the lift. Copying the last document can carry those gaps straight into the next job.
Safety Torq uses a guided conversation to help gather the context. Start from a work order or run a standalone talk. The AI uses the job’s title, scope and tasks, plus your saved business context, to prepare a draft you can refine.
Safety TorqExample · AI draft
PUMP STATION MAINTENANCE
What’s different
on this job?
The pump assembly needs to be lifted out. A contractor is bringing the lifting equipment.
Suggested follow-up
What is the assembly’s weight, and how will the lifting method be confirmed?
Review the draft with the crew before use
Help with preparation.
Ownership stays with the crew.
Keep controls readable
AI suggests concise controls and task-relevant PPE. You can edit an individual risk, add one manually or ask AI to polish a rough description into a draft entry.
Keep PPE connected
Select PPE against each risk from the configured catalogue. The assessment summary draws those selections together, including risks created without AI.
WHEN SOMETHING CHANGES
A revised risk needs
a fresh conversation.
Saving a new file over the old one makes it difficult to know what people read. Safety Torq retains assessment versions and supports requesting fresh sign-ons from everyone or selected people when the risks change.
A multi-day job can have a new talk each day. Select the assets being used and see warnings when a same-day prestart is missing. Equipment readiness becomes part of the briefing, rather than a separate folder to remember.
AI can misunderstand or miss a hazard. A competent person must review the site conditions, risks and controls before using the assessment.
Changed conditionsIllustrative workflow
The lifting method changed.
Risk assessment updated
Previous version retained in history.
Relevant workers selected
Request a fresh sign-on to the changed briefing.
Outstanding sign-ons visible
Follow up before relying on the revised record.
Useful to know
A few practical
questions.
Do I have to use AI?
No. Manual entry remains available, and AI-generated content is editable. AI helps with the first draft; it does not approve the job or certify the assessment.
Can a Safety Torq exist without a work order?
Yes. Run a standalone toolbox talk for a general safety discussion or prepare one against a particular job.
Does the software guarantee compliance?
No. Your organisation remains responsible for competent review, legal duties, appropriate supervision and safe work. A recorded sign-on is not proof that a hazard has been eliminated.