Yes, EHS software can help prioritize workplace risks by assigning severity, likelihood, exposure, risk scores, or priority levels to hazards, incidents, findings, and corrective actions. This helps safety managers focus limited time and resources on the most serious risks first. In U.S. high-risk industries, not every issue carries the same potential consequence, so prioritization is essential for decision-making. A strong system can help identify critical hazards, overdue high-priority actions, repeat findings, and locations with elevated risk, allowing leaders to target controls where they matter most.