RAE IQ is the work of an Australian Occupational Health, Safety and Environment professional who watched too many SMEs paying for consultants, software and spreadsheets that didn't talk to each other. The end-of-week ritual on a kitchen table — copying clauses from a PDF into a Word template — was the obvious place to start.
Writing a SWMS isn't the hard part. The hard part is keeping it joined up to the regulation, the worker tickets, the chemicals on site, and the last incident report that probably should have changed it. That join is where every other safety platform leaks.
That's the bet RAE IQ makes. Not “AI replaces safety professionals” — a bad bet we wouldn't trust ourselves — but a regulation corpus, the customer's own work history, and a competent person reviewing the output. Faster, more defensible, and cheaper than the spreadsheet or the consultant.
Four things that aren't on the wall.
Grounded, cited, never trained on your data.
Drafting uses Anthropic Claude with structured-output schemas and prompt caching for jurisdiction context. Customer data is never used to train AI models. Every clause is traceable back to a published regulation, code of practice or standard.