Yes, EHS software can track corrective actions after an incident by assigning tasks, owners, due dates, priority levels, completion status, and supporting evidence. Corrective actions may include retraining, equipment repair, procedure updates, engineering controls, additional inspections, supervisor follow-up, or changes to job planning. For U.S. safety managers, this creates accountability and helps ensure that investigation findings lead to actual improvement. In high-risk industries, unresolved corrective actions can expose workers to repeat hazards, increase operational disruption, and weaken documentation during audits or regulatory reviews.