Test lightning protection systems, electrical machines, medical electrical equipment, welding systems & other stationary / non-stationary electrical systems and equipment even more easily and efficiently.
With the app, you can easily perform the visual inspection and annotate measured values. For the electrical measurement, you still need additional, suitable measuring devices of your choice. You can later include the protocols of the measuring devices to the report from the app.
A CHEQSITE account is required to use this app. Our service team will be happy to assist you with the setup and use. Please also have a look at the instructions on the CHEQSITE YouTube channel.
BENEFITS
- Significant time savings with each inspection.
- Uniform reports & documentation.
- Inspect on site - no Internet access required.
- Create custom checklists according to national requirements.
- Document hazards with photos.
- Scan codes & find equipment.
- Import and export your own data, e.g. via cloud applications or internal company servers.
The obligation to test electrical equipment at work results from the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which is implemented by a number of legal ordinances, such as the Industrial Safety and Health Ordinance. The legal ordinances in turn are further specified and supplemented by regulations, rules, information and principles, such as the Technical Rules for Industrial Safety (TRBS).
With the app, you can easily perform the visual inspection and annotate measured values. For the electrical measurement, you still need additional, suitable measuring devices of your choice. You can later include the protocols of the measuring devices to the report from the app.
A CHEQSITE account is required to use this app. Our service team will be happy to assist you with the setup and use. Please also have a look at the instructions on the CHEQSITE YouTube channel.
BENEFITS
- Significant time savings with each inspection.
- Uniform reports & documentation.
- Inspect on site - no Internet access required.
- Create custom checklists according to national requirements.
- Document hazards with photos.
- Scan codes & find equipment.
- Import and export your own data, e.g. via cloud applications or internal company servers.
The obligation to test electrical equipment at work results from the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which is implemented by a number of legal ordinances, such as the Industrial Safety and Health Ordinance. The legal ordinances in turn are further specified and supplemented by regulations, rules, information and principles, such as the Technical Rules for Industrial Safety (TRBS).
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