Smartphones are very common today and as some people use them to check their emails, text their friends and view websites, many others are using their gadgets for other functions among them, to get weather reports, play games, read news and safety. Here is a look at the top workplace safety apps that you can have in your smartphone.
Too Loud?
This app gives answers to maintain your hearing healthy. It is a very useful app for people working in busy, noise-filled surroundings like manufacturing and heavy industrial facilities, cafeterias, farms and concerts. Too Loud? utilizes color to let you immediately know if noise levels have got to an unhealthy level.
Online-MSDS
This app provides instantaneous access to the industry-leading information base of Safety Data Sheets. It allows you to save an unlimited SDSs number to your personal “binder” assisting you respond fast to any dangerous material emergency. You can share the complete SDSs by email, fax, text, Facebook or Twitter.
Dangerous Goods Manual
This app is perfect for emergency responders and it helps you to identify dangerous materials and offers Emergency Response Intervention (ERI) cards on first actions for fire fighters. No internet connection is required to use this app.
OSHA Heat Safety Tool
This workplace safety app utilizes available weather information to protect people who work extended hours in hot conditions. Once you have this app, your smartphone will display heat as well as safety risk to outdoor personnel with reminder to drink adequate fluids, know what should be done in an emergency and schedule breaks.
EHS Audit and Inspection Tool
This app offers over 500 checklists and templates for a wide range of inspections, which includes ISO, OSHA, crane inspection and medical device standards. You can capture pictures, audio and video; generate reports in PDF, Excel, Word and CSV; customize templates; and sync your reports to WikiChecklists for team collaboration.
Pocket First Aid and CPR from the American Heart Association
This app features 34 videos, 46 clear illustrations as well as informative articles and it provides step-by-step tips for many first-aid procedures and CPR. Besides, you can manage personal medical data for several people and utilize the first aid kit checklist for ensuring your kit is wholly stocked with all essential supplies.
NIOSH Lifting Calculator
This app makes NIOSH’s calculation in both standard and metric measurements and represents the certified professional ergonomists’ effort. You can evaluate existing as well as proposed lifting conditions so as to determine the RWL (Recommended Weight Limit) for a particular task or job.
PhoneGuard Premium
This app is very useful of all workplace safety apps and is available by subscription and it gives you one year of safeguard from your own temptation to become a distracted driver. PhoneGuard senses when the vehicle is moving and prohibits emailing, texting as well as web browsing, while still permitting emergency calls such as 911. Separate controls for auto-reply, speed control and override are also provided.
Crane Operator Hand Signals
This app gives users access to every necessary crane hand signal in both Spanish and English. All signals included are compliant with OSHA’s Cranes plus Derricks Standard revealed graphically so operators can speedily reference the suitable signal for every command.
Tim is a tech blogger interested in software and app development, SEO and game design. During the day he writes code for INX Software and their Occupational Health and Safety software.
Too Loud?
This app gives answers to maintain your hearing healthy. It is a very useful app for people working in busy, noise-filled surroundings like manufacturing and heavy industrial facilities, cafeterias, farms and concerts. Too Loud? utilizes color to let you immediately know if noise levels have got to an unhealthy level.
Online-MSDS
This app provides instantaneous access to the industry-leading information base of Safety Data Sheets. It allows you to save an unlimited SDSs number to your personal “binder” assisting you respond fast to any dangerous material emergency. You can share the complete SDSs by email, fax, text, Facebook or Twitter.
Dangerous Goods Manual
This app is perfect for emergency responders and it helps you to identify dangerous materials and offers Emergency Response Intervention (ERI) cards on first actions for fire fighters. No internet connection is required to use this app.
OSHA Heat Safety Tool
This workplace safety app utilizes available weather information to protect people who work extended hours in hot conditions. Once you have this app, your smartphone will display heat as well as safety risk to outdoor personnel with reminder to drink adequate fluids, know what should be done in an emergency and schedule breaks.
EHS Audit and Inspection Tool
This app offers over 500 checklists and templates for a wide range of inspections, which includes ISO, OSHA, crane inspection and medical device standards. You can capture pictures, audio and video; generate reports in PDF, Excel, Word and CSV; customize templates; and sync your reports to WikiChecklists for team collaboration.
Pocket First Aid and CPR from the American Heart Association
This app features 34 videos, 46 clear illustrations as well as informative articles and it provides step-by-step tips for many first-aid procedures and CPR. Besides, you can manage personal medical data for several people and utilize the first aid kit checklist for ensuring your kit is wholly stocked with all essential supplies.
NIOSH Lifting Calculator
This app makes NIOSH’s calculation in both standard and metric measurements and represents the certified professional ergonomists’ effort. You can evaluate existing as well as proposed lifting conditions so as to determine the RWL (Recommended Weight Limit) for a particular task or job.
PhoneGuard Premium
This app is very useful of all workplace safety apps and is available by subscription and it gives you one year of safeguard from your own temptation to become a distracted driver. PhoneGuard senses when the vehicle is moving and prohibits emailing, texting as well as web browsing, while still permitting emergency calls such as 911. Separate controls for auto-reply, speed control and override are also provided.
Crane Operator Hand Signals
This app gives users access to every necessary crane hand signal in both Spanish and English. All signals included are compliant with OSHA’s Cranes plus Derricks Standard revealed graphically so operators can speedily reference the suitable signal for every command.
Tim is a tech blogger interested in software and app development, SEO and game design. During the day he writes code for INX Software and their Occupational Health and Safety software.






