Simpler and safer field work
Through its revolutionary application of artificial intelligence and machine learning, FYLD removes many of the frustrations facing fieldworkers, keeping them safe at the same time.
For Fieldworkers
Instant data capture
FYLD automatically converts video, photo, audio and text into video risk assessments, eliminating time-consuming paperwork and ensuring nothing is completed from memory, which can compromise safety.
A simple, yet effective four step process
- Fewer delays
- Track progress
- Efficient handovers
- Historical job insights
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Fewer delays
Rather than waiting for a manager to visit a site, field workers can share site conditions in real-time. Managers can then review them remotely, sign off risk assessments and suggest any controls, so work can commence promptly.
02
Track progress
Through analysing real-time data, managers can take proactive actions to prevent likely events occurring, helping to ensure work can continue at a fast pace and avoid downtime.
03
Efficient handovers
Through analysing real-time data, managers can take proactive actions to prevent likely events occurring, helping to ensure work can continue at a fast pace and avoid downtime.
04
Historical job insights
Through analysing real-time data, managers can take proactive actions to prevent likely events occurring, helping to ensure work can continue at a fast pace and avoid downtime.
Expert insights from our team to yours
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Welcome to the future of fieldwork execution
