Corrective actions in EHS software are assigned follow-up tasks used to fix hazards, deficiencies, nonconformances, incident causes, audit findings, inspection failures, or compliance gaps. They help safety managers move from identifying a problem to ensuring it is resolved, documented, and verified. In U.S. high-risk industries such as mining, oil and gas, construction, and transportation, corrective actions may involve equipment repair, retraining, procedure updates, housekeeping, engineering controls, supervisor review, PPE changes, or contractor follow-up. EHS software helps track who owns the action, when it is due, what evidence is required, and whether the issue has been closed.