Field engineer assistant
Engineers ask for reset steps, part numbers and fault codes at the site, with no signal needed.
Logistics and field service · Field service
Safety at remote sites
Engineers ask for the right procedure before they start work.
- Phone
- Works offline
Phone assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Permit needed for work at height here?
Yes. Site B12 needs a work-at-height permit and a second person on site.
Do I need a confined-space permit for the pump pit?
Yes. Site B12 lists the pump pit as a confined space. Get the permit and a standby person.
Who is the site safety contact?
The site supervisor named on your work order. Their number is on the order.
The problem
Each site has its own safety requirements, and engineers may visit a site only once a year. Safety packs are long and often left in the van. Skipping a permit or a step creates serious risk.
Who uses it
Field engineers and contractors working at remote or hazardous sites.
What you train it on
- Site safety packs
- Permit-to-work rules
- Company safety procedures
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on site safety packs
Site rules and safety procedures become the assistant’s knowledge, per site.
- 2
Ask before starting
Engineers ask what applies at this site and get the requirements.
- 3
Updated per site
When a site changes its rules, the update reaches every engineer’s device.
Why it runs on the device
Safer work
Engineers know the requirements before they start.
Site-specific answers
Each site’s own rules, not generic advice.
Available offline
Remote sites without signal are covered.
Questions
No. It tells engineers what is needed. Permits are issued through your usual process.
Yes, if you load the site’s safety pack.
It says so and points to the safety contact, rather than guessing.
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