Out on the job
Somebody saw it. Now everybody sees it.
The hazard your laborer noticed at 9 a.m. is worth something only if it gets to somebody who can fix it. HazProof makes reporting it take less time than telling a coworker about it.
- Under a minute to file, from anyone on the crew
- Take a photo and the app drafts the category, cause, and risk level
- Open hazards stay open until somebody closes them out by name
- Good catches get recorded too, not just problems
Take a picture and it does the writing
Photograph what you're looking at and HazProof reads the photo and fills in a first draft — what kind of hazard it is, whether it's an unsafe act or an unsafe condition, and how bad it is. The person reporting it confirms or changes it. That is the whole difference between a crew that reports hazards and a crew that doesn't: how long it takes.
Open means open
A hazard filed as open stays on the board until somebody closes it out with their name, what they did about it, and when. It shows up on the project dashboard, and if it sits there more than a week, it starts counting against that project's health. No more items that were 'handled' by somebody who can't remember who.
Recognition, not just enforcement
Crews stop reporting when the only thing reporting produces is trouble. HazProof records good catches and safe work the same way it records problems, so the boards your people see aren't only a list of what went wrong.
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