SafeTime launch new passive inspection system

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The digital scaffolding inspection company SafeTime has launched brand new hardware for scaffolding inspections, the ‘Inspect7 Label’.

The Inspect7 Label is a new passive inspection system from the London based company. The label works in the same way as their traditional inspection device Inspect7 but with no digital display. SafeTime say this will help their customers reduce hardware costs whilst keeping all the benefits of the Inspect7 cloud system.

The double-sided label allows inspectors to show the assignment has been failed by displaying it’s red “Do Not Use” side when the structure becomes unsafe.

Inspectors still inspect the label digitally using SafeTime’s award-winning Inspect7 app, which uses NFC (Near Field Communication) – The same technology as contactless credit card payments – making it a completely paperless solution.

For more information visit: www.safe-time.co.uk

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