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Mapping feature elevates Baldwin safety reporting
Providing visual awareness ushers in a new era of safety insight. A key advantage is the ability to monitor data collected from a wide range of sources including safety reports, ASAP, ASIAS and FOQA.

Baldwin Safety & Compliance has introduced an innovative geopositioning feature integrated within its safety reporting system. The integrated mapping system allows users to effortlessly pinpoint the exact location of safety-related events. A key advantage of this flexible tool is the ability to incorporate data collected from a wide range of sources including safety reports, ASAP, ASIAS and FOQA.

“We are excited to integrate this mapping feature into our reporting functionality to help determine patterns of high risk in specific locations,” says Dr Jason Starke, director of safety. “We have been beta testing this with the air medical community due to its high volume of safety reporting and now it is available to all our subscribers. The real value lies in the long-term analysis to determine recurring safety hazards and patterns unique to specific areas. This feature leverages the latest technology for reporting and analysis.”

Baldwin Safety & Compliance is actively shaping the landscape of safety reporting by incorporating advanced tools like the integrated mapping system.

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