The site, coordinated and on the plan

No documentation up to date, no access

Where most paper is lost on a site. The contractor uploads its own documentation from its portal and the system validates it against the rules you define; access control does the rest. It is the coordination of business activities of RD 171/2004, put into practice.

• Site coordination panel
• Contractors, their workers and their equipment
• Documentation with validation states
• Configurable validation rules
• Exchange of risk information
• Coordination meetings
• Access control
• Register of Accredited Companies (REA)

RD 171/2004: coordination of business activities. The documentation is the evidence it was done.

Permits, incidents and inspections from the phone

The work that isn't done sitting down. Inspections with checklists and photos, incidents from report to closure, work permits for the high-risk tasks and energy lockout. It works without coverage and syncs when you're back.

• Inspections with templates and compliance level
• Incidents: report, investigation, root cause and closure
• Notification of reportable accidents
• Work permits
• Lockout/tagout (LOTO)
• On-device signature, works offline

Each site with its structure and its plan

Sites and projects with their own structure, and plans to place what happens on them: risk points, measurements and installations. It is the specific part of RD 1627/1997 on minimum provisions on construction sites.

• Sites and projects
• Installation maps (GIS)
• Risks placed on the plan

RD 1627/1997: minimum health and safety provisions on construction sites.

Training, PPE and fitness up to date

Who's who, what training they must have, what PPE they've been issued and what expires. The contractor portal lets each company keep its own part up to date.

• Team, jobs and assignments
• Training: courses, sessions and attendance
• Certificates and expiries
• PPE: catalogue, issues and inspections
• Contractor portal