QHSE Consulting & Auditing
One of QSM Group‘s valued clients, Beaver Tree Services, was kind enough to provide feedback on their experience with the Mango Live QHSE software.
Like many areas of business, your QHSE and compliance management processes can be streamlined and partly automated through new technology and innovative software solutions.
Beaver Tree Services is a tree maintenance business in Perth, Western Australia.
Joe, the General Manager, shares Beaver Tree Services’ experience with Mango Live QHSE Management Software.
Primarily, Beaver Tree Services operate around powerlines, their workers work at heights and they have a large team in their workshop as well as workers out on site.
Joe explains that this created challenges around risk management and compliance for the company. Due to the type of work that they do, their workers face a lot of risks when they are out on site.
It is critical that Beaver Tree Services ensure that the way they operate and the way they are perceived is quality and safe.
Prior to using Mango, Joe says that the company utilized a manual and spreadsheet-based management system.
With some of their workers having up to 30 certifications that need to be kept current at all times, this system quickly unreliable and time-consuming to manage.
Joe explains that Mango has drastically streamlined QHSE management for Beaver Tree Services. The intuitive and user-friendly software has saved them 2 or 3 days a week of working to maintain a manual and spreadsheet-based management system.
Thank you, Joe, for sharing Beaver Tree Service’s story with us.
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