Appointments, meetings, deadlines – hand on heart: do you also sometimes have the feeling of losing track of things in the face of the flood of demands? For this reason, many people rely on various forms of organisers or software-based tools such as Outlook. Occupational safety software helps with specific application purposes, such as occupational safety.
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Maintenance is, by definition, a wide-ranging field of work that aims to ensure that all equipment and machines fulfill their required functions. Technical and administrative measures are important for occupational safety and a smooth production process. Correct maintenance is also required by law in order to comply with regulations.
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Ladders and steps are everyday and important auxiliary objects and work equipment in many other companies. However, they are usually in heavy use, so that wear and damage are difficult to avoid. Regular ladder inspections – at least once a year – and complete documentation are therefore all the more important to guarantee the safety of employees.
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Maintenance software can help companies with a problem that recurs regularly: equipment, devices, machines and vehicle fleets need to be maintained. However, the larger the company, the less suitable maintenance-intensive Excel spreadsheets are and the higher the service management effort becomes.
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Movable work equipment such as steps and ladders have a high accident risk, so companies are obliged to check them regularly. Ladder inspections must be correctly documented not only where the German statutory accident insurance has its scope. Without suitable software, it can be difficult to coordinate all necessary inspections and maintenance.
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Is there already EHS software in your company? Even if you don’t know what this term means right now, there is a good chance that one or more of your employees is dealing with the typical tasks of an EHS manager. The abbreviation stands for Environment, Health and Safety. Learn how an inventory software, such as Timly, could assist you and your EHS manager.
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