Arcadis, a leading global design and consultancy organisation for natural and built assets, announces a partnership with COMET, a leading provider of risk control and assurance software. The combined strength of the partnership aims to enhance EHS&S risk management across a global client base.
In a landscape where many organisations struggle to optimise digital EHS&S solutions for resolving risks and enhancing organisational performance, Arcadis and COMET are ready to address this. By combining COMET’s intelligent, data-driven suite of analysis, audit, and investigation software, and Arcadis’s digitally enabled EHS&S expertise and services, the partnership will enable a wide-ranging client base to shine a light on past, present, and future risks – all integrated into their existing EHS&S landscape.
Placing a strong emphasis on people, data-driven software, and artificial intelligence, this partnership will promote better audits, investigations and root cause analysis to isolate and address systemic issues that have triggered incidents and underperformance. Leveraging AI-assisted technology to analyse large unstructured EHS&S datasets, enabling organisations to ‘see the unseen’ by revealing future risks and recommend preventive actions to mitigate them. This partnership will revolutionise existing safety management practices.
Tim Wolf, Vice President and Digital EHS&S Practice Lead at Arcadis, said: “The Arcadis and COMET partnership will combine the use of digital EHS&S platforms with our strong advisory services to improve our clients’ operational and organisational performance. Collaborating with COMET to integrate their product suite with our services will allow us to offer our clients a road to unlocking significantly more value from their EHS&S systems and processes.”
Mark Rushton, COMET CEO, said: “We are delighted to partner with Arcadis to bring added value to our respective clients. Both organisations share a strong commitment to delivering actionable insights that tangibly enhance operational efficiency, mitigate risks, and prioritise health and safety.”
