What is a Hazard?
The Hazards workflow provides information on characteristics, areas or facilities on a property that could cause danger or risk. These are identified on the property map to help keep visitors, workers and contractors safe.
Hazards can only be added from within an individual property, learn how to navigate to a property here.
Navigation
When you first navigate to a property you can see the boundary of the property visible in its spatial location.
When you navigate to the Hazards workflow, a detailed spatial view of the hazards on the property will display including a list of the hazards in the sidebar.
From here you can click in to view individual hazard attributes.
Use the Next Feature button to effortlessly move between hazards.
Types of Hazards
There are three types of drawing methods that can be used to identify hazards on the property depending on their nature and location
Point is used when there’s just a single location for the hazard such as a disposal pit or chemical shed
Line is used for hazards such as drains or overhead powerlines
Area is used for hazards that relate to an area of the property such as no go areas or gullies
Hazard Attributes
These are the fields on a hazard that contain important information used to identify and manage the hazard.
Hazard attributes include:
Hazard name (label for map)
Hazard category
Reported by
Severity
Control
Exclude from print (select Yes if you do not want the hazard to print on the PDF map)
Description and location
Show label on map (yes will display hazard name with icon, no will hide the name to only display the icon)
Attributes can be shown/hidden and set to mandatory/optional depending on your specific organisation requirements. Contact us if you would like to request changes to your setup.