Health
and safety at work Act 1974 section II :
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“Is
the duty of employer to ensure the health & safety
of all their employees so far as reasonably practicable”.
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Web Based |
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Remote Access and
Monitoring |
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Internationalisation |
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Communication |
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Real time and historical
reporting capabilities |
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Standardisation of permits
within global enterprise |
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Authentication and
Authorisation |
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Mechanical & Electrical
Isolations |
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Risk
Assessment | |
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Secure
repository of permits |
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Generation
of permits only allowed at source |
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Unadulterated
information |
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Immediate
access and monitoring |
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Identification
of conflicts |
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Automatic
notification |
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Software Architecture |
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The
ASAP software is architectured as a multitier
application based on the latest Java technology.The
software is written entirely in Java and therefore
it can be deployed on any platform that hosts
the Java Runtime Environment. The application
is configured as a client tier to provide the
user interface, middle-tier modules implemented
as Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) components that
provide client services and perform business
logic, and backend systems that provide data
management. This means the various parts of
the application can run on different devices.
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The EJB based architecture offers several benefits:
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Scalability
to meet demand variations
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Integration
with existing information systems |
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Flexible
security model |
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Choices
of servers and tools |
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