Designed for teams who need to manage equipment across multiple users, Scannable Pro delivers incredible efficiencies.
Perfect for individuals, Scannable Access is the easiest way to manage your equipment and record inspections.
We take a look at the LOLER and PUWER regulations in this blog, and highlight some of the labelling and examination requirements.
We know it can be hard to be sure what the requirements are for equipment, its management, and inspections. We've put together an easy-to-reference table outlining SPRAT’s requirements.
Designed with organisations in mind, Scannable Pro gives you everything you need to manage equipment across teams, locations, kit bags, vehicles, and more!
When it comes to equipment inspection and maintenance requirements, should compliance be our target, or should we as an industry be aiming for higher standards than what regulations ask for? We take a look at the differences between Regulations and Industry Best Practice Guidelines, comparing them to see if best practice lifts the bar from legal requirements.
The short answer is yes, ropes do need to be labelled. In this blog, we take a dive into what the law says about rope labelling, the equipment standards that mention rope, what manufacturers say, how the US and Canada are a little different, labelling differences between EN 1891 and CI 1801, and more.
We have two options at Scannable when it comes to adhesive: stock and sell our preference, or make a good recommendation that you can source locally. Ultimately, we’ve seen that stocking and selling adhesive becomes a barrier to delivering your solution in a timely manner, so we decided to buy adhesive options from different regions and test them to help inform you to make a local purchase. Check out what we found...
The location of a phone's NFC antenna changes between phone brands and models. Knowing the location of your phone's NFC "sweet spot" makes scanning our tags just that little bit easier - especially the small ones. Get to know where your sweet spot is with this handy guide.
James is the owner of White Dragon Access, a company that provides Rope Access, Industrial Climbing, and Confined Space Entry and Rescue services across the UK and Europe. Find out how he's using Scannable to level up safety in 2023.
The differences between industry standard and government regulations can be confusing. In this blog, we delve into what Standards and Regulations actually are, and explain the differences between them.
We know it can be hard to be sure what the legal requirements are for equipment, its management and inspections. We've put together an easy-to-reference table outlining compliance bodies and documents in Scannable's top six markets.
In a previous blog we looked at the differences between fall restraint, work positioning and fall arrest. In this post, we delve into some of the different fall arrest lanyard options and explain why it is so important to choose appropriately.
There are a lot of acronyms and some confusing technology involved with making equipment used for working at height phone-scannable. We asked Scannable Co-Founder Rob Stirling to shed some light on RFID and NFC technology, his experiences with launching the world’s first RFID carabiner for DMM, and why Scannable is using NFC technology to help rope access technicians, arborists, riggers, rescuers, and others in the height safety world.
Ready to make your equipment phone scannable? Let’s dive into our range of NFC Tags. We show you which tags are best for what equipment, and give guidance as to where and how is best to apply them.
Have you ever looked at that little grey mark on Petzl gear and wondered what it does, or if there’s a better way than using a spreadsheet to track your gear?
There can be some confusion when it comes to the differences between fall restraint, work positioning and fall arrest. Testing standards for harnesses differ depending on the application, which means it’s important to select the correct harness for the job. We delve into which standards cover which application in this blog.
A few attempts have been made by manufacturers and tech companies to address the safety and compliance woes that the arb and rope access industry face, all of which have missed the mark in one way or another. We share what we’ve learnt from listening to the industry, and how we’re using this to make Scannable different.
Maintaining traceability from an original spool of rope to each cut length of rope or wire is an enormous challenge in our industry. We explore why it's so tough, and what can be done about it.
Find out a bit more about Scannable, the data problem that the vertical world is facing, where this awesome journey began, and where we're heading.
The standards that helmets need to meet for use when working at height aren't so simple. In this post, we outline the differences between helmet standards, and why these are important when purchasing a helmet for working on ropes.
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