[ MyRTES · Rail safety ]
The worksite day, declared, checked, approved, published and tracked.
Every day, on a rail worksite, the daily programme brings together the planned and completed activities: who is working, where, when, with what equipment and under whose supervision. MyRTES centralizes the whole process, from preparation through to tracking, with a trace of every step. The solution also covers the tracking of machinery, of training and certifications, and the activity history of each worker.
Today, this document still often relies on manual handling.
The daily programme may be prepared from several sources and passed along through successive exchanges, producing re-entry, multiple versions and manual checks. For a document directly tied to the organization and the safety of the works, the process benefits from being centralized, structured and traced.
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The site plan draws itself automatically.
MyRTES generates the site plan automatically, giving a clear and immediate reading of the planned and completed interventions.
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Machinery, part of the worksite tracking.
MyRTES centralizes the tracking of rail machinery: availability, assignment to activities and associated information. Teams get a clear view of the equipment planned and mobilized during the day.
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Know who is certified, and until when.
MyRTES centralizes the tracking of workers' training and certifications, with their validity and expiry dates. Teams thus have a clear view of who is trained and certified before being assigned to activities.
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Safety gaps caught before publication.
Overlapping activities, missing supervision, a certification to check, a machine conflicting with a work zone: MyRTES automatically detects several safety points and flags the gaps before publication.
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Every publication keeps its trace.
On each publication, MyRTES keeps a dated version, the associated approvals and the history of changes.
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From plan to actual, the day stays tracked.
MyRTES supports the day beyond its preparation: the planned daily programme is completed with what actually happened, so that the activities carried out and the deviations observed can be tracked.
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Several worksites, one single interface.
Each worksite keeps its own teams, rules, reference data and plans, while remaining accessible from a common interface. Data stays strictly separated from one worksite to the next.
Also included
- Export of the daily file
- Directory and access management
- Built-in assistant
- Usable on computer, tablet and phone
Built for a document that carries responsibility.
Access is segregated by role. Every publication is archived and dated; republishing requires a new signature. Data is backed up and restoration is tested. The platform also works without a network, in the field.
See MyRTES on your own case.
A demonstration on a typical worksite is enough to judge.
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