Built for a mobile team across many client sites
Tradespeople work across a constant stream of client sites, often solo or in small crews, facing height, electrical, manual-handling and hazardous-substance risks that change job to job. A system for trades has to be mobile-first — a job-specific method statement, a site hazard check and an incident report, all from a phone — and ready for the prequalification clients increasingly ask for.
Trades work is mobile by nature — your team turns up to someone else's site, sizes up the risks, and gets on with it. Height, electrical work, manual handling and hazardous substances all vary by job. See health & safety for trades for the detail.
| Need | Why it matters in trades |
|---|---|
| Job-specific SWMS | Produce a safe work method statement for each job quickly, from templates you reuse. |
| Mobile site checks | Run a quick hazard check on arrival and report issues from the client's site on a phone. |
| Vehicle & tool checks | Keep vans, plant and test-and-tag for electrical tools on schedule. |
| Prequalification ready | Keep the records and evidence that client prequalification schemes ask for. |
| Working at height | Manage ladders, roofs and access — a constant trade risk. |
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A mobile team across client sites — job method statements, mobile site hazard checks, vehicle and tool checks, and the records prequalification asks for.
Yes. It should generate a safe work method statement for each job quickly from reusable templates, rather than starting from scratch every time.
Yes. Your team should be able to induct in, run a quick hazard check on arrival, and report issues from the site on a phone — useful when the site isn't yours.
Yes. It should keep the safety records and evidence that client prequalification schemes ask for, so you're ready when a client requires it.
Get clear on what you need, shortlist against the criteria that matter, and trial it with your team — see how to choose a health and safety system.