Industrial
Plan industrial installation work and track safety checks.
Installation packages overlap across work areas your crews share. Task plans, inspection records and reviewed fixes stay with the package, so your safety manager sees the same picture the crew does.
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What your crews need
Keep your crews, paperwork and follow-up connected.
Multiple installation packages
Show your planned activities and trade responsibilities for each shared work area.
Task-specific planning
Review your lifting, access and installation hazards through the site’s task planning process.
Construction handover evidence
Keep your inspection findings, investigation notes and reviewed fixes with the project.
Relevant features
Relevant workflows for industrial.
Subcontractor management
Keep your own insurance, licenses and method statements current, and collect the same from the companies you hire. Private links and broker requests bring records in, and your review queue shows what is current, what is expiring and what is still missing.
Job hazard analysis
Break the job into steps, name what could go wrong and the controls to use, then publish it to the crews who need it. Workers sign the current version on their phone, and a new wording means fresh signatures before work starts.
Permits to work
Request a permit with the location, timing, people, precautions and linked JHA in view, and let approvers sign it. The board shows what is approved, active or waiting, and close-out stays on the record.
Inspections
Run your trade’s checklist on the phone and record pass, fail or not applicable with notes and photos. A failed item can start the corrective action with its evidence and location already carried across.
Chemical safety / SDS
Keep approved safety data sheets for the products your crews actually use, with hazards, first aid, protective equipment and storage in one record. QR signs give workers the approved sheet on site, and versions and review dates stay with the product.
Corrective actions / CAPA
Turn a report, an inspection finding or a failed equipment check into an action with an owner and a due date. Progress, photos and the final review stay on the record, so nothing closes on a verbal.