HazNode® Safety · Horticulture & viticulture

A seasonal workforce and a shed full of chemistry.

Growing operations carry two problems most systems handle badly: a workforce that turns over every season, and an agrichemical store that changes with the spray programme. Both are record-keeping problems before they are safety problems.

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What it does

Built around the spray shed and the block

The two things that actually consume time on a growing operation are the chemical register and getting anything recorded while people are out on the block.

Chemical storage cylinders at an industrial station

A substance register you do not type

The spray programme, on the record

The agrichemical store changes through the season, and every change means another safety data sheet. Upload it and HazNode® reads the classification and handling detail off it, so the register moves at the same speed as the programme rather than lagging a year behind it.

What you get

Details extracted from the uploaded SDS
Held by shed and storage location
Quantities recorded against thresholds
HSNO classification on the record

Team member making notes outdoors during a site walk

Capture out on the block

Offline, then syncs

Hazards and near misses captured in under a minute from a phone, with no connection needed. For a workforce spread across blocks with patchy coverage, this is the difference between a reporting culture and an empty book.

What you get

Full offline capture with automatic sync
Photo and location on the report
Under a minute from open to submitted
One record across every block

Team walking together through a production area

Inspections that survive the season

Drafted once, reused every year

Describe the check — the sprayer, the packhouse line, the ladders — and the checklist is drafted. Because the record is structured rather than free text, last season’s findings are still comparable to this one.

What you get

AI-drafted checklists per asset or task
Structured responses, not prose
Season-to-season comparison
Photos held against the finding

Sound Familiar?

Sound familiar?

The chemical register is a year behind the actual spray programme.

Safety data sheets are in a folder in the shed, some of them faded.

Coverage on the blocks is patchy, so nothing gets recorded until knock-off.

Seasonal staff arrive in a rush and the paperwork catches up later.

Every season the inspection forms get rebuilt from scratch.

An audit request means finding out who kept what, and where.

What changes

The register keeps pace with the season

Growing operations do not have a compliance problem so much as a throughput problem. Everything is needed at once, in the eight weeks when nobody has time.

A chemical register that is current

Extraction from the safety data sheet means adding a product to the register takes minutes, so it tracks the spray programme.

Reports from the block

Offline capture means hazards reach the record from where the work is, not from the office hours later.

Less rebuilt each season

Templates and structured records carry over, so the year does not start with a stack of blank forms.

The whole crew, one price

Priced by worker count for the business rather than per login, which suits a workforce that changes shape.

Start with the spray shed

Send one safety data sheet from your store. We will show you exactly what comes off it, which is the fastest way to judge whether the register problem is solved.