There are some problems in contemporary organizations associated with the availability of updated, real-time data. This situation arises due to the flexibility of organizations adjusting to their changing operating conditions. In response to that, advanced operating models have been prepared. Unfortunately, this requires a huge effort from the workers who manually collect and correct the data. Moreover, the advanced integration of individual operating areas (such as production, logistics, acquisitions, sales, maintenance and investments) does not always go hand in hand with an adequacy of data in decision-making processes. In this context, there are valuable data on occupational risk assessment in each organization. Designing electronic access to the data and implementing adaptation mechanisms J can improve both operational management and decision-making processes. This way we can also eliminate some unnecessary actions. The occupational risk assessment data have a systemic character because they are connected with both worker tasks and the method of operating technical means. It is also a common area of knowledge with operational management. Most of all, the fact that the impact of internal and external factors on unplanned situations is examined and documented is very important. The nature of these data qualifies them as operating information resources. Hence, they are applied in systemic solutions using electronic safety devices.