TraXu vs Restore Trees NSW

TraXu is a purpose-built app designed to support a range of health and safety monitoring services provided by the National Response Centre (NRC). As a subscribed customer TraXu allows in-field users to register, update and close a range of monitoring activities such as journey management, lone and remote worker, confined space entry and fatigue management via the app. TraXu mirrors the call-in service, managing check-ins and alarming for real time escalation when due times expire without in-field acknowledgement. Operating 24/7 the NRC monitors all activities in real-time responding to all over-time alarms, and processing the registration, update, check-in and completion of all activities where connectivity interferes with use of the app. TraXu can locate your workforce using GPS location services. A practical solution for companies without IVMS but looking for a simple tool for placing the whereabouts of their team on a map – this works on locating any open activities. Access a customer portal to view activity reports and locations. Key Features: • Self-registration / sign-up • Monitoring activity registration, updates, check-ins and completions. • Reminder notifications and messages • Repeat and reverse activities • Choose on map functionality • Location tracking • Reporting • Profile management Access to TraXu is provided to customers of the NRC. For information on how you can access health and safety services provided by the NRC visit www.natresponse.com.au . Disclaimer: Continued use of location services while the app is running in the background can excessively drain the battery. By installing and using all or any component of this application you accept all the terms of use. See our privacy policy and terms of use at https://natresponse.com.au/privacy-policy/

Restore Trees NSW can help landholders and the community discover where it is best to replant native vegetation and where it is best to look after native vegetation to maximise the benefits for biodiversity. Restoring vegetation on your property can help to improve your site's overall condition, connect habitat for animals and increase resilience to climate change. Deciding where and how to undertake your planting can greatly influence the success of the project and biodiversity benefits that your planting can provide. It is important to understand the local conditions and existing habitat. The ideal objective for any native vegetation restoration project is to recreate the native vegetation believed to have occurred before it was degraded. The app can provide information about what plants currently grow in your area or used to grow so that you can consider them for replanting. The app includes detailed information about people and other support in your local area, including local resources and available knowledge. Note: the app may use your location. The mapping used in this application is indicative only. Decisions made at the property-scale should be based on an on-ground assessment.