Modern inspection software has enabled organizations to improve documentation compliance and improve the management of infrastructure assets. Certified Inspectors across the world are now leveraging the benefits of technology to enhance their inspections.
They’re using technologies like Augmented Reality and Artificial Intelligence to identify potential problems, which helps them find things faster and improves asset management in the form of condition-based monitoring and inventory control.
The optimization of resources is crucial in the inspection management process. OverIT uses artificial intelligence (AI) to intelligently allocate resources and optimize their workflow to ensure inspectors are assigned to the right job at the right time.
The company considers various factors, including task complexity, distance, availability, and required skills, when allocating jobs to employees.
No code configuration and dispatching of checklists and mobile forms.
Inspectors can assess assets, filling-in forms in mobility, even offline, dynamically showing fields based on previous inputs to generate a digital inspection file.
Both alphanumeric and advanced data, such as signatures, photos, videos or GPS coordinates.
A comprehensive set of features blending see-what-I-see collaboration, Augmented Reality annotation, content sharing, and advanced Artificial Intelligence algorithms. OverIT supports inspectors and contractors (even hands-free), providing real-time assistance, training, and enhancing the knowledge capture and distribution, closing the skills gap and dramatically improving the accuracy of data collected.
When you take into consideration just how many people are using a bridge or a road every day, it becomes apparent that faulty equipment could potentially cause huge problems. The Next-Gen FSM Platform for Infrastructure Assets Inspection helps strengthen compliance with regulatory reporting and recordkeeping requirements.