HazNode® Safety · Agriculture
Agriculture accounts for around a quarter of New Zealand’s acute work-related fatalities and serious injuries on about six percent of employment, and most of that harm sits in dairy, sheep and beef. Nobody on a farm has an afternoon for compliance software, which is exactly the problem this is built around.
What it does
A farm safety system either fits into the gaps in a working day or it does not get used. That is the whole design constraint.
Offline, because coverage is patchy
A photo, a tap, a sentence if there is time. Observation capture works with no signal and syncs when the phone is back in range, so a hazard noticed at the back of the farm still reaches the record.
What you get
Under a minute from open to submitted
Full offline capture with automatic sync
Photo and location on the report
One record across every block and shed
Agrichemicals, fuels, dairy chemicals
Between the spray shed, the dairy and the fuel store, a farm holds more hazardous substances than most factories. Upload the safety data sheet and HazNode® reads the classification and handling detail off it, which is the difference between a register that exists and one that is always about to be started.
What you get
Details extracted from the uploaded SDS
Held by shed, store and location
Quantities recorded against thresholds
HSNO classification carried on the record
Yards, sheds, plant, vehicles
Describe what needs checking — the dairy, the quad, the effluent system, the woolshed — and HazNode® drafts the checklist. Records sit against the asset, so the history of a particular machine is in one place.
What you get
AI-drafted checklists per shed or machine
Records held against the asset
Photos attached to the finding
History retrievable years later
Sound Familiar?
The safety folder is a ring binder in the office that nobody opens.
Near misses are mentioned at smoko and never written down.
The chemical register is a handwritten list of what was in the shed years ago.
Safety data sheets are wherever the last delivery left them.
Half the farm has no signal, so anything app-based has failed before.
Seasonal staff arrive and nobody can show what they were told.
What changes
The measure of a farm safety system is not how complete it looks in January. It is whether anything is in it by August.
Observations capture offline and sync later, so a report is never lost to a dead spot.
Extraction from the safety data sheet removes the transcription that stops most farm registers from ever being completed.
After an incident, the record is what you actually did rather than what you meant to write down.
By worker count, not per login, so putting the whole team in it does not change the bill.
Send us a safety data sheet from the shed and we will show you what HazNode® pulls off it, so you can judge how much typing actually disappears.
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