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EnviroMapper Geographic Information System (GIS) Portal

The EnviroMapper GIS Portal is a tool to help organizations easily access their hazard information.

Module Highlights

EnviroMapper is a web-based system that allows organizations to inventory, manage and have access to all of their location-based hazard information.

The major advantage of using the Hazard Identification Module is that hazard information (such as confined spaces) can be updated and maintained in real time. It is common for documented management plans to become obsolete in a few months as organization conditions change. With a web-based system, the latest identified hazards can be quickly updated with a job hazard analysis quickly added to the location point to mitigate any significant risk.

A second major advantage is that the information can be accessed remotely by a manager who performs an oversight function. If operations are located around the country, for example, a manager can quickly determine what hazards exist remotely and access the latest information which might include inspection or sample results.

The software can be accessed in two ways. A Map View or a Data Filter Search View.

1) When using the Map View, an organization can select locations of interest and then drill down to facilities of interest. The user can then drill down further to floors, rooms, and closets where hazards that are present can be found.

2) By using the Data Filter/Search View, a user can use extensive filters and search capabilities that can drill down to the same information.

Once a location is found using either method, specific hazards can be listed such as:

      • Confined Spaces
      • Asbestos
      • Indoor Air Quality
      • Evacuation Points

Within these locations, documents can be attached, such as sample results, inspection forms, photographs, etc.

Risk codes can also be assigned to locations that have identified hazards. The color orange, for example, can be used when a room is selected to denote caution -- because it has a confined space. Different hazards could be displayed with different colors or symbols.

Software users can also query the software's data base to only select specific hazards.