TriggerTrack calculates HSE vibration exposure points in real time on site, flags statutory EAV/ELV overruns, and generates instant inspection-ready PDF audit reports.
Test how the calculation engine works right now without creating an account.
Add your operatives and activate tools from our pre-calibrated UK equipment catalog (or add custom tools with unique m/s² values).
Site supervisors open the mobile web app, select the operative, pick the tool, and slide or type the trigger runtime. HSE points calculate instantly.
Download formatted daily exposure ledgers ready for HSE health inspectors, occupational health surveillance, and insurers.
Essential rules under the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005
100 HSE Points (2.5 m/s² A(8))
The daily amount of vibration exposure above which employers are required by law to take technical or organizational measures to reduce exposure, including job rotation, improved equipment, and occupational health surveillance.
400 HSE Points (5.0 m/s² A(8))
The statutory maximum amount of vibration an operative may be exposed to on any single day. Work with vibrating equipment must cease immediately once an operative approaches or reaches 400 points.
Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) are permanent, disabling conditions causing painful finger blanching ("vibration white finger"), numbness, and loss of grip strength. Under UK law, employers have a strict statutory duty to evaluate risks, control exposures, and maintain historical exposure documentation.
Relying on retrospectively scribbled paper sheets leaves civil engineering and groundworks businesses vulnerable to massive personal injury compensation claims and HSE enforcement notices. TriggerTrack provides contemporary, verifiable digital records that protect both worker health and contractor liability.
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