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NYHighways becomes first highways business to use Connected Safety Net’s reporting app

NYHighways have adopted the Connected Safety Net incident reporting app into the operations of the business, becoming the first highways company to do so.

With a focus on safety innovations, the app was a perfect fit for NYHighways and allows employees to quickly and easily report incidents, with functionality to upload pictures, videos, CCTV and audio recordings, while reducing the need for typing out reports or paperwork.

The app even works offline, which is an invaluable feature for NYHighways’ staff who often work in remote, rural locations with low connectivity.

In addition, the app can use third party machine learning and the latest AI technology, which allows automated near miss reporting, ensuring a focus upon accident prevention. Another first for a local authority highways business.

“The Connected Safety Net app slots into our operations seamlessly, allowing us to send and receive reports of incidents quickly and efficiently,” says Ross Bullerwell, Managing Director of NYHighways.

“In turn, we can reduce these incidents in the long-run and ensure the safety of our employees when they are at work.”Connected Safety Net have enjoyed working with the NYHighways team and see themselves becoming an ‘an integrated part of NYHighways’ daily operations’.

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