No more clipboards and paper forms!

Mobile computing using 'Smartphones' now provides the opportunity to extend the benefits of computing beyond the desktop into the workplace. Safety can be improved by using Smartphones and Tablets. These powerful compact computers can be operated anywhere.

'WorkSafe Check' is the term used to describe WorkSafe International's safety checklists for Smartphones and Tablets. WorkSafe Check is an aid to the safety processes within the workplace. WorkSafe Check is the practical judgment of the person using the software as to what is either 'safe', 'unsafe' or 'not applicable' within the workplace under assessment, supported by guidance notes in the WorkSafe Check project. WorkSafe Check programs are further supported by online 'WorkSafe Skills' programs, an example of which is the Office Workstation course.

A strength of the WorkSafe Check approach is that users can readily modify the applications from WorkSafe International to meet their specific requirements. It is also easy to convert your paper and desktop PC based safety assessments to projects for use on Smartphones and Tablets. The mobile system is perfect for Safety Inductions on day one.

Trial or Buy downloadable software via the Internet

Run on desktop to develop safety applications for Smartphones and Tablets. Applications or 'projects' are developed without the need for programming, follow Mobile Data Studio Skills.Skills tutorial

Install projects/applications on Smartphones and Tablets, 

Collect information and manage projects using the Smartphones and Tablets

Send information (text and images) to Smartphones and Tablets wirelessly via mobile phone network or WiFi

Synchronize information from Smartphones and Tablets to desktop PC

View and export information/data for analysis using common tools (eg Microsoft Excel and HTML). Data can also be sent through ADO to database systems such as SQL Server, Microsoft Access and Oracle. XML data can be exported to many programs and Microsoft BizTalk Server. Data can also be processed to KML and KMZ files to view in Google Earth and other mapping media.