Site Medic Pro / Mine-site operations
Coordinate the emergency response team before, during and after an incident. Site Medic Pro connects crew coverage, qualification records, equipment checks and incident command within the same site.
For eRT coordinators, onsite supervisors, emergency responders and mine-site medical teams.
See it in a demoFire
8 / 6 min crew
Medical
4 / 3 on shift
Rope rescue
3 / 4 on shift
Hazmat
5 / 4 on shift
Road crash rescue
6 / 4 on shift
| Employee | BA | Rope | Confined space | Hazmat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Carter | ||||
| Sam Okafor | ✕ | |||
| Mia Donnelly |
Hazmat refresher — A. Carter expires in 23 days · Rope re-assessment — S. Okafor overdue
Illustrative product view with fictional demonstration data.
Build daily and weekly crew coverage, assign a member to multiple roles, repeat assignments and copy weeks. Drag-and-drop assignment, shift swaps and fatigue flags support roster review. Qualification warnings help coordinators check crew readiness before publishing.
Keep multiple qualifications against each person, retain certificate evidence and track expiry dates. Site-specific qualification requirements and the skills matrix help supervisors review coverage. Members can update their own availability and leave.
Issue emergency callouts and track Enroute, Standby or Not available responses, including ETA and reasons. Response updates feed the muster view and incident timeline. In-app and opt-in push notifications are supported; device permissions and delivery conditions apply. SMS is deferred, not a live offering.
Track responders, equipment, patients, communications and actions in Incident Command. Optional METHANE prompts support structured emergency information. Equipment registers, QR-linked checklists and fault records connect response planning with asset readiness.
An ERT assignment does not itself grant clinical access. Access follows the user's company, site and role permissions; non-clinical responders do not gain access to clinical notes simply by joining the team.
No. Callouts and response tracking support coordination; they do not replace your site's emergency communications, escalation procedures or fallback arrangements. Test notifications on the devices and networks your team actually uses.