After all of these years, we are still surprised when injuries occur. In reality, very few if any injuries happen without there being a traceable history that, if properly diagnosed, will actually forecast the upcoming event before it happens. What if we recorded every aspect of every incident or injury and had software that would search this information and automatically generate predictors of future events?
For the past several months things have gotten quiet in the world of safety consulting so to keep out of trouble I’ve been developing some incident management software that has a lot of automated features and is quite easy to use.
This is one of 5 systems I am working on with some developers. There is still some reporting functions and document generating work to do, but I am really happy with it. I’ve attached a screen shot of the dashboard but It doesn’t really do justice to using the actual interface. I will have a demo ready to roll out in a few days.
The system will be set up as single user or enterprise. It can load real-time data into a corporate wide dashboard and other pre-determined reporting documents so there is no data mining necessary. Also will query, form and print various docs such as OSHA 300, incident summaries, etc.
This dog will definitely hunt, Jackhammer.
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