HAVS software
HAVS questionnaires that are quicker for workers and clearer for you
Paper hand-arm vibration questionnaires are long and easy to fill in wrongly. QR Safety Go turns them into a guided form on the worker's phone. Workers with no symptoms take a short route to sign-off, while anyone reporting symptoms is asked the detailed follow-up questions and taps the affected finger and thumb segments on left and right hand diagrams. Records arrive in a confidential Medical area for employer review.
Tier 1 and Tier 2 in one form
A no-symptoms fast route, with detailed blanching, tingling, numbness and musculoskeletal questions only when they apply.
Tap-to-mark hand diagrams
Workers tap numbered finger and thumb segments on both hands, and the scores are worked out for you.
Employer review and sign-off
Review each questionnaire in the Medical tab of your safety dashboard, add notes and a decision, and sign it off. Outstanding reviews are clearly marked.
Confidential by design
Health answers stay in the Medical area for authorised reviewers, and signed records cannot be changed afterwards.
New employee health questionnaire
Use the same Medical area for new starter health questionnaires with an office hazard review.
Signed PDFs
Each questionnaire and employer review downloads as a signed PDF, including the marked hand diagrams.
Questions
What is a HAVS questionnaire?
A hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) questionnaire is used in health surveillance for people exposed to vibration from tools such as breakers, grinders and drills. Tier 1 is a short initial screen and Tier 2 asks more detail when symptoms are reported.
Do workers need an account?
No. Workers open the questionnaire from your app, a link or a QR code on their own phone, answer the questions and sign.
Who can see the health answers?
Questionnaires appear in the Medical tab of your safety dashboard for authorised company users. Employer review notes are recorded separately and the worker's signed answers stay unchanged.
Does the form diagnose HAVS?
No. It records the worker's answers and supports your health surveillance process. Any clinical assessment or referral stays with your occupational health provider.