Yes, EHS software can track hazard controls by documenting what actions are being used to eliminate, reduce, or manage workplace risks. Controls may include engineering changes, guarding, ventilation, traffic separation, lockout procedures, training, permits, PPE, signage, inspections, or supervisor verification. For U.S. safety managers, tracking controls helps confirm that hazards are not only identified but actively managed. In high-risk operations, this creates stronger accountability by showing which controls were assigned, who owns them, when they were implemented, and whether follow-up verification was completed.