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Incident Management Systems
Employing an Incident Management System in your
business can dramatically increase company profits.
An outline of a Incident Management:
Performance Improvements & Pro-active safety
management
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Ability to analyse and group incidents by cause,
location, type, time and take pro-active steps
to minimise the risk of incidents where they are
most likely to happen, before they happen.
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Has the capability to automatically generate
various standard letters or emails with selected
data extracts from the database.
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Reduced time processing incidents and closing
off incidents that can be archived away from the
active jobs for ease of job management by exception.
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Ability to locate issues, items, people, incidents
or whatever is required within the data base.
MS Access as the platform
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MS Access based IMS provides a far better control
over data inputs, management and outputs than
an Excel based system.
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Data is validated at entry to provide a quality
approach and outcomes for improved business practices.
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Dramatically reduced risk of data loss due
to inadvertent operator use.
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Very readable reporting arrangements that allow
for customization to suit all of the disparate
business groups involved with the business.
Features
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Mandatory fields
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Selection from pre-determined lists
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Prompted Inputs when data is required
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Automatic data entry for audit control purposes
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Data protection. Events & Incidents can’t
be deleted
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Auditable trail of actions taken
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Progressive status of incidents as they mature
through the various stages
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Investigation issue tracking as each issue
is chronologically presented and can be individually
managed.
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