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Take 5

Check the task in front of you.

Record the task, hazards and controls for a planned job or a one-off callout. Review the account before relying on it and keep the record with the work.

How it works

A practical path from the phone to the record.

01

Choose the work

Open More > Take 5. Choose the relevant job, or a one-off callout where no long-running job is needed.

02

Describe the task

Use the available capture controls to record the work, location, hazards and controls. Include what is actually happening, not a generic description.

03

Review and retain

Check the drafted record and complete the available confirmation and sign-on steps. Confirm it was saved and use the document link when you need the record.

Jobs

Keep the task risk record linked to the relevant site and job context.

Callouts

Use the site-less option for a short visit and include its location. A callout record is not a dispatch booking.

Further action

If a hazard needs review or follow-up, use Report a hazard and assign the required action. A completed Take 5 is not automatic hazard clearance.

Know the boundaries

Before you rely on it.

No. Authorised account access and shared worker sign-on links are different. A QR or link only gives the permissions of that specific workflow.

Yes. Take 5 supports a one-off callout without creating a long-running job. Record the location and review the generated account.

No. A saved or signed record does not authorise work. Confirm the actual controls and follow the applicable site process.

Keep the next step connected.

Today brings personal work and urgent review forward. More keeps these tools and the full registers available.

See it on your own job.

Fifteen minutes on a call, then a 4-week paid pilot if it suits your crew.

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