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Risk assessments are an important part of occupational health and safety management systems. This means that the system should assist top management in conducting risk assessments and determining the best course of action.
Risk assessments will require a large amount of manual labor if the company adopts a paper-based OHS system. 
Much of this work is automated for organizations that employ occupational health and safety management system software.
For Example:
All dangers, risks, accidents, and injury reports can be viewed in real-time by management. The software then analyses the information and generates reports that can be used to establish a risk assessment or a plan of action. 
This decreases the amount of time that employees must spend on administrative tasks and can improve report accuracy.
Root cause analysis, for example, may reveal that a number of accidents are occurring in a certain area of an organization's facilities. The software will then notify management, prompting them to undertake risk assessments and perform frequent safety checks in this region.
The program enables managers to classify and manage occurrences throughout their whole organization while also implementing cost-effective risk management and mitigation measures.