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EMP Onsite

Data and Technology

Technology that powers safer, smarter workplaces.

EMP Onsite's data and technology ecosystem connects every part of workplace health, from injury prevention to workforce insights, through secure, intelligent systems.

Our platforms give clients real-time visibility, predictive analytics, and risk intelligence that turn frontline observations into measurable business outcomes.

EMP Onsite is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security, and our platforms are hosted on Microsoft Azure in Australian regions, delivering transparency, reliability, and measurable ROI across all operations.


EMP Dashboard

Our secure, cloud-based analytics platform provides real-time visibility into injury trends, program performance, and workforce wellbeing.

EMP dashboard interface showing analytics and reporting features

EMP Risk Portal

A centralised hub for Job Task Assessments, Job Dictionaries, risk insights, and educational resources—supporting consistent, evidence-based workforce decisions.

EMP Risk Portal for employees and managers

Wearable Risk Assessment Technology

Industry-leading wearable sensors capture objective movement, posture, and fatigue data during real work tasks.

Wearable technology devices for workplace safety and health monitoring

AI-Supported Task Risk Assessment

Computer vision and machine learning streamline manual risk assessments, with all outputs reviewed by experienced occupational health practitioners.

AI-powered risk assessment dashboard

VALD Strength and Movement Testing

VALD is an Australian company, founded and based in Brisbane, whose measurement technology is now trusted by elite sport, hospitals and defence forces around the world. We use it to put hard numbers on how strong workers are and how well they move.

Australian technology, used by Australian clinicians

VALD develops its technology in Brisbane. Our directly employed clinicians use it on client sites across Australia and New Zealand.


Data Security and Compliance

All EMP platforms are built for security, privacy, and resilience:


Data Architecture and Reporting

EMP's Azure-based data warehouse connects every layer of the business (clinical, operational, and risk) into a single source of truth.


Business Continuity and System Resilience

EMP's Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCP/DR) framework ensures uninterrupted client reporting and access during any disruption.


No-risk 90-day pilot

Leave with a clear plan to reduce risk—or get your money back.

Ready to Transform Your Workplace Safety?

Start with a no-risk 90-day pilot. We'll tailor a program to your workplace, agree success measures up front, and show you how to reduce risk, lower claims costs, and build a stronger, safer workforce.


Frequently Asked Questions

Where is our data stored?

All EMP platforms are hosted on Microsoft Azure in Australian regions, with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit.

Who can access our data?

Access is controlled through role-based permissions and multi-factor authentication, in line with the Australian Privacy Principles and the ACSC Essential Eight.

How are results measured?

Results are measured through injury trends, risk exposure data, participation metrics, and productivity indicators. Reporting is consolidated in the EMP Dashboard to provide clear, ongoing visibility of outcomes.

Can EMP's platforms connect to our existing systems?

Yes. Secure API connections link our data warehouse with HR, EHS, and medical systems, and Power BI integration supports performance and ROI dashboards.

What is VALD and how do you use it?

VALD is an Australian company, based in Brisbane, that makes strength and movement testing technology used by more than 8,000 organisations in over 130 countries. We use VALD DynaMo for handheld strength and range of motion testing, and VALD HumanTrak for markerless 3D movement analysis.

Our clinicians use both in pre-employment assessments, injury prevention programs, and rehabilitation, so decisions about fitness for work and return to work rest on objective measures. Results are reported through the EMP Dashboard.

Does AI make risk decisions on its own?

No. Computer vision and machine learning streamline task risk assessments, but every output is reviewed by experienced occupational health practitioners.

What ROI can be expected?

Clients typically achieve a 4:1 return on investment within the first year through reduced claims, improved productivity, and stronger workforce engagement.