Promotional/demo YouTube video (April 10, 2021) demonstrating the Rail Diary app for entering shift/site information. Set in Manchester, the short clip uses a five-year-old, Poppy Wilson, as a playful demonstration of how easy the app is to use for tasks like adding meeting points, signing checklists, logging close calls, and attaching resources; ends with a brief call-to-action to contact the Rail Diary team.
We're here today in sunny Manchester to show you how simple it is to enter your shift information on site using Rail Diary. From entering time and date to logging close calls and even accessing those essential site documents, we hope to give you a flavour of the app. So today we've got the help of a young rail professional to show you how easy it is to do.
Hi, I'm Poppy Wilson and I'm five years old and I'm Rail Daniel, junior engineer. Now I'm going to add the meeting point. Square. Square. I reviewed the chest streak, now I need to sign it. Let's add some resources. How about a rare song? Oh, that looks dangerous. That's why there's a closed car.
So there we have it. Just a few quick examples to show you how easy it is to enter data into Site Diary. It's child's play. Rail Diary works with contractors across the world to streamline project management and make sure essential information is available to the right people. Our main focus is data entry and the teams on site, making it really easy to use so that we're collecting. Collecting high quality data. Just want to say a big thanks to our junior engineer today for helping us show you how simple our app is to use. If you would like to find out more, get in touch with one of the team at Rail Diary.
