Diggy

Incident reporting

Report it at the scene, while it is fresh.

An incident reported days later loses the detail that matters, so the report belongs at the scene. Anyone on site can log it on the phone with its type and severity, and attach what they saw.

30 minutes • Live walkthrough • No obligation

Incident reporting: questions

What types of incident can be reported?
Near misses, injuries, property damage and environmental incidents, with a general type for anything else. Each report gets a severity from low to critical and records when the incident occurred.
Can it be reported without signal?
Yes. The mobile apps work offline, so a report made in the pit is saved on the phone and sent when signal returns.
Can an incident be tied to a machine?
Yes. Choosing the machine is optional, so an incident can be linked to the machine involved or stand on its own against the site. Every incident then appears in the incident records for the organisation.
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