Yes, EHS software can track corrective actions after mine safety inspections by assigning each finding to a responsible person with a due date, priority level, description, status, and required completion evidence. Corrective actions may include equipment repair, guarding improvements, cleanup, retraining, signage, procedure updates, supervisor verification, or additional inspections. For U.S. mining operations, this is critical because unresolved hazards can expose workers to serious injury and increase compliance risk. Digital tracking helps safety managers confirm that inspection findings are corrected, documented, reviewed, and closed before they become repeat issues.