Roadsoft vs JMJ Toolbox Talks App

Roadsoft Mobile for road, sign, culvert, guardrail, drainage structure, sidewalk, point pavement markings and traffic count management activities, combined with Roadsoft desktop software, provides Roadsoft users a powerful set of tools to enable management on the go. With Roadsoft Mobile, users can create, complete, and submit changes on work orders, maintenance, and other related records. Roadsoft Mobile for road collection allows the user to enter PASER ratings along with Inventory Based Ratings (IBR) for unpaved roads, while allowing for inventory updates along the way. Key Features • Locate and add new assets (sign, culvert, drainage structure, sidewalk, etc.). • Access uploaded road, sign, culvert, drainage structure and sidewalk data from cloud storage. • View road, sign, culvert, guardrail, drainage structure and sidewalk data on an interactive Google map. • Enter PASER and IBR ratings for road segments. • Complete existing sign, culvert, guardrail, drainage structure and sidewalk work orders. • Complete sign, culvert and sidewalk maintenance. • Complete sign, guardrail, drainage structure and sidewalk inspections and culvert ratings. • Complete Culvert Stream Crossing Surveys. • Submit completed work to cloud storage. App Requirements • Internet connection • Roadsoft Cloud Key (available from the Center for Technology & Training) • Roadsoft desktop software (2023.3 or higher) • Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone and iPad. Note: Use of Roadsoft Mobile requires a licensed copy of Roadsoft software (desktop). For more information about obtaining a licensed copy of Roadsoft desktop, please go to our website: roadsoft.org/get-Roadsoft

Transform your weekly safety meetings with JMJ's Toolbox Talks, an easy way to ignite discussions on the critical topics that keep people safe and make organizations more efficient, productive, and successful. From emergencies to excuses, blame to appreciation, compliance to commitment, get the discussion started with a Toolbox Talk. The Incident and Injury-Free™ (IIF™) Toolbox Talks address and highlight 52 thought provoking topics in four major categories: personal, behavioral, cultural and systems. JMJ’s Toolbox Talks are intended to support weekly safety meetings, providing helpful presentation notes to guide and suggest the intended goal of the interactive discussion.