The checklists are the most important step of the job completion process. The truck drivers are expected to fill a number of checklists during the entire process of job. This module deals with checklists such as prestart checklist, job checklists, pickup and delivery checklists and job safety analysis checklist. Upon clicking on the checklists button from the system level modules the user will see the following screen:
Following sub modules are part of this system level module and will be discussed respectively:
Add new checklist
View checklist
Edit checklist
Delete checklist
Add new JSA
View JSA
Edit JSA
Delete JSA
Add new checklist module allows the user to add a new checklist. User can add relevant information and form the questions which are then visible in the truck application:
Here the user can view edit and delete the existing checklists. The user can also use the “add new checklist” button on the right-side corner to add a new checklist. Note that when the edit checklists module and delete checklists modules is selected as shown in figure 124 the user will be redirected to the view checklists screen and from here the user can perform the edit and delete functionality. The screen is shown below:
This sub module will allow the user to add a new job safety analysis checklist. The purpose of the JSA checklist is to ensure that the drivers maintain their health and safety while on job. By clicking on the add new JSA button the user will be redirected to the screen containing fields to add information in for creating a JSA checklist. The JSA checklist creation is divided into two sections of details and job steps as shown below:
This module will allow the user to view the job safety analysis checklists. The user can also use the “add new JSA” button on the right-side corner to add a new JSA. Note that when the edit JSA module and delete JSA modules are selected as shown in figure 124 the user will be redirected to the view JSA screen and from here the user can perform the edit and delete functionality. The screen is shown below: