Wellsites, pipelines and leases do not come with coverage. The daily check, the FLHA sign-off and the incident report still get done on the phone, and send themselves when the truck is back in range.
Most safety apps assume a connection. On a remote lease that means the form waits for the drive back, and by then the details are gone.
Rotations and contractors mean a different crew every few days. A ticket that expired last week is easy to miss until someone checks at the gate.
The producer or prime you work for wants evidence of hazard assessments and incident follow-up, usually on short notice.
A hazard or incident started in a dead zone is saved on the device with its photos, then sent the moment there is signal. The safety manager sees it land with an owner attached.
The real Safety log and hazard report, shown with sample data.
The crew opens Muster in the yard while there is still signal, so the day’s work is ready on the phone.
Hazards and controls named for the job in front of them and signed by the crew, with no bars.
Reported on the spot with a photo. It waits on the phone instead of in someone’s memory.
The queued records send themselves, and the safety manager assigns the follow-up.
Near misses and incidents reported in a dead zone, with photos, sent when signal returns.
Learn moreThe hazard assessment signed on site, contractors included, with no account needed.
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