Risk Management Tool For Groundwater & Settlement Control

 

MissionOS as a Risk Management Tool

Insurers require every construction project to implement active risk management. This comprises the identification of geographic and well as activity based hazards, evaluating consequence and risk and alerting the various project staff on a constant basis as information and progress changes.

Productivity Management through Interactive and Automatic Shift Reports

Admin users can design activity lists for both planned and actual shifts accompanied by plant and labour records. A variety of shift report types are available from simple manual gantt type data entry, zone and rig- based with activities which can be populated directly from dataloggers. Hazard and risk data can be added for activities as well as geographical risks and combined in blogs into live reports.

Management of Construction Records

Records and forms are a key component of all construction contracts and their production can absorb staff time unnecessarily, particularly if there is double handling. MissionOS automates the preparation of reports by linking to activity records to ensuring that records are always there and consistent.

Users can create any data model for construction and link it to shift report activities. An activity starts a parent records which can have any number of child data models eg. Concreting with records for Batch/Delivery, Samples for testing, In Situ Tests.

Geology records shown above can be combined with muck volumes and machine parameters (foam quantities) to evaluate disposal requirements. MissionOS canvas report interface allows users to create any report format desired including graphs, tables header, pictures.

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