BHP Panic is now available on Android, so OHS inspections can be carried out directly on site. Inspectors and people responsible for safety complete documentation on the spot, with no “notes for later”, no trip back to the office and no risk of missing important information. All data, reports and actions are saved immediately, exactly where the site inspection or accident documentation actually takes place.
In BHP Panic every inspection starts from a previously prepared checklist. It is created as a template tailored to the company's specifics, the type of site and the applicable regulations. As a result, every inspection follows a clearly defined pattern, and all key areas are checked in the same logical order.
During a site visit the list is filled in directly in the app on a tablet or phone. The inspector can tick off completed items immediately, add non-conformities and comments, and the documentation is created as you go, with no paper notes and no retyping later.
As a result, most of the work is already done at the inspection site. The inspector returns to the office with a complete, well-organised record, and the whole inspection process becomes faster, clearer and fully digital.
When you choose the Gold or Platinum plan, you get an iPad that lets you start working with mobile BHP Panic straight away. It is a ready-to-use tool for carrying out inspections and completing documentation directly on site.
In the event of a workplace accident, the BHP Panic app lets you keep documentation up to date from the moment it happens. On site you can create a report in the system and gradually add information, enter statements and compile the required documentation.
All data goes straight into the right context of the case, so the whole process stays organised and transparent. This removes the need to rely on memory or paper notes, and all the documentation is in one place. As a result, administrative work after returning to the office is significantly reduced. The person handling the case already has complete, well-organised documentation, which speeds up handling the accident and reduces the risk of formal gaps.
