SiteReview

Keeping power lines and cell towers up to code in any region can be a complicated job. To check that a job is up to code in any region, whether it is California or France or Africa, safety is of primary importance.

SiteReview takes complex QA requirements about the construction of a power line or telephone pole and breaks them into "locations" rather than categories. If you have a series of requirements about insulators or marking, they may all be categorized together by the power company, but when you're checking a job site, you need to work from the top of the pole down, or the bottom to the top.

At that point, a series of yes and no questions make it fast and easy to ensure that everything is up to code. Each question can be customized to your business needs. Whether you are working on a pre-flight review before the job starts with questions like, "will we need flag men?" or "is there sufficient parking?" Or if you're working on checking to see if something is up to code, like "is the pole leaning more than 10%?" or "If you're in a raptor area, is there sufficient spacing between the lines?"

All the while, you can take pictures and make notes to ensure the people at the home-office are aware of any problems or, if you're doing a pre-flight, that the foreman on the job can see what he's going to be dealing with before he even gets to the site.

Most importantly, as many users are working on cell towers, SiteReview works off-line!

SiteReview will store the answers to questions, notes and photos if you're off line, and push them to the main server once you get back into an area with internet access. This is key for companies doing cellular tower repairs, as the very reason they are there might be because there's no internet!!

Better yet, the site review App is completely free.