Digital staff briefings and site access control
- Create personalized multimedia briefings to match a location or a shift
- Include a questionnaire in the briefing
- Enable contactless worksite access and sign out procedures
- Gain real time insights, including which staff members are on site during their shift hours
Endorsed by Transport for London's compliance and technical departments for the safe restarting of engineering works (August 2020)
How it works
Create your first Briefing
Login to your workspace and create your first briefing. Add multimedia content such as video briefs, worksite diagrams and PDF files. Mark content as mandatory. Reduce the risk of misunderstandings by providing a questionnaire on the briefing and, if necessary, refusing access to staff that did not successfully complete the questionnaire.
Assign your Briefings to a Location and Shift
Use the same or different briefings for each shift at a worksite location. Add participants and schedule your briefings to be available at a specific time before start of the shift.
Deliver your Briefings remotely
Staff gain access to their briefing through the iOS, Android or web app. They preview the content remotely and at their own pace, respond to the questionnaire, and if successful, receive a QR passcode to access the site. They can also sign out from the worksite through the apps with no need to visit the site access desk.
Remote Briefing from Tekmon
Personalized Briefings
Online Questionnaires
Digitize the work environment
Mobile app
Site access control
Automatic checks for valid certification
Real-time dashboards
Reports
Mass Notification
Simplifying worksite safety briefings at London Underground
Also a special thanks to the suppliers Tekmon, who with their passion, determination and adaptability, have made this project a reality. It just goes to show, with the right supplier, one who has an appetite for success and a positive mentality where the customer and their needs come first, absolutely anything is possible.
ARBER IBRAHIMI
SENIOR DELIVERY MANAGER
LONDON UNDERGROUND
Challenge:
Ensure a safe restart of engineering works during the COVID19 pandemic.
Construction site inductions are H&S briefings given to staff throughout an engineering project. These briefings keep staff apprised of the safety rules and controls in place, the hazards they might be exposed to, and how to work safely on the site. Most importantly inductions are site specific and constantly change as the engineering project progresses.
Inductions are required by law and the process adheres to strict guidelines. During the COVID19 epidemic engineering works have come to a safety stop in order to protect staff and stakeholders. As a result organizations had to re-evaluate how they carry out engineering works and particular attention were given to the worksite briefings and signing in and out processes where staff mostly congregate.
How can these processes be improved through digitization? Enabling a safe working environment during the pandemic, but at the same time ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks?
Process Before:
- Paper based briefings and wristbands for site access create congestion at the briefing delivery desk and site entrance.
- Most worksites require an auditable trail of who has entered and left a worksite, which up to now is kept in excel sheets or paper forms.
- On-site staff should always have the mandatory valid certification for works.
- Today this certification is checked manually, creating queues during staff ingress.
Benefits
No more bottlenecks during shift changeovers
Reduce the risks at one of the engineering works contact points most prone to virus transmission; the sign-in, sign-out point.
Improve the quality and delivery of briefings with personalized content
The time lost by site managers of Willmott Dixon (approx. 3,000 employees) due to duplicate inductions, added up to over £1.2m of unnecessary costs.
Source O’Neile, 2016
Reduce each project’s environmental footprint
Reduce the risks at one of the engineering works contact points most prone to virus transmission; the sign-in, sign-out point.
Source OTM, Tfl magazine
Instant Results
- Personalized briefings
- No staff congregation
- Contactless site access
- Improved briefing understanding
- Regulatory Compliance
- Real time insights for staff working on site
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