Unity Inspect vs RPRA HazTrack

The Unity Inspect mobile app from Powerfleet allows you to assign the assets you will be using for the day to yourself and complete your Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIRs) to stay compliant with government regulations. Using the Unity Inspect app, you can easily perform pre/post-trip inspections for all your assigned assets on the same DVIR. You can log any minor or major defects, and sign off on the report, providing fleet managers at the head-office an instant status update. - Greater efficiency during vehicle inspections - No more paper reports - Compliance with government inspection schedules - View and sign-off on previous and current defects and repairs - Upload photos of assets and defects DVIR Solution The Unity Inspect module is designed to simplify vehicle inspection reporting and assist you with road safety compliance. Follow an easy-to-use checklist, make remarks of any known defects, and provide your signature right in the app. Reports completed by previous drivers for the same asset, carried forward defects and repaired defects can be reviewed and signed-off on. All reports can be viewed immediately after their submission by supervising managers through the Inspect module in Unity web application. Painless Roadside Inspection The previous two DVIRs for all selected assets are available for roadside inspection either on screen or send via email.

RPRA HazTrack enables generators, carriers, and receivers to create, update, and complete manifests for the movement of hazardous and liquid industrial wastes in compliance with Ontario’s manifesting requirements under Ontario Regulation 347. Manage and track manifests for Ontario’s hazardous waste program easily and effectively, and seamlessly integrate your manifest content with the Hazardous Waste Program Registry. All activities required for Ontario’s manifesting process, including signatures, refusals and corrections, can be accomplished through the app. Download the RPRA HazTrack app to: 1. Create manifests a. Generators, carriers and receivers are guided through easy and simple steps needed to successfully create a manifest b. Add registered generator, waste stream, carrier and receiver information from the Registry c. Offers ‘Copy Manifest’ functionality to easily create a new manifest from an existing manifest's details, which saves time and effort. d. Add multiple carriers using a feature to upload an image of the Multiple Carrier Form. 2. Sign manifests a. Easily sign a manifest before it ships, on completion, and approve corrections b. Generators have the option to sign the manifest on the carrier's mobile device without logging in, saving time and avoiding adding multiple users to the system c. Generators and carriers can sign off on corrections to waste information made by the receiver. 3. Track manifests a. Easily understood and clearly displayed status allows users to view the shipment’s progress throughout the manifesting process b. All activities are logged with a time stamp on the manifest overview page. 4. Accept or refuse waste a. Receivers can make decisions for each waste stream before completing the manifest, including accepting, refusing, partially refusing, and making corrections 5. Seamlessly integrate with the Hazardous Waste Registry a. Information inputted into the app is automatically uploaded to the Hazardous Waste Registry b. Information in the Registry is automatically made available in the app c. If a manifest is initiated on the Registry it can be completed in the app, and vice versa d. Use the app offline, and data will get uploaded to the Registry the next time you have a connection