QRresto

QRresto app, has been created with a deep desire and zeal to protect the human lives while working in hazardous industrial environment. The promoters of Arresto have over two decades of global exposure in personal protective equipment. (PPE) In the last few decades the focus on safety and wellbeing of the worker has led to an astronomical growth in the Personal protective equipment Industry.

Personal protective equipment is a life saving device and mere procurement of PPE for workforce does not guarantee complete safety. After investment in PPE it is important that the user is trained to use the PPE correctly, is aware of periodic maintenance process and gets the PPE inspected according to the requirements of the standards.

Qrresto, the inspection Software is a one stop safety solution in creating awareness for the use of PPE and helps the user to maintain the PPE for its entire service life.
Qrresto is a cloud-based software which relieves the user from a mountain of paper records. The unique AIR system (Annual inspection reminder system) reminds user of pending inspections and never lets a user use equipment that are not inspected and may cause an accident.

The user management system of Qrresto allows equipment to be issued to individuals, thus ensuring accountability towards the upkeep of the equipment. The Mobile app provides each user vital information on inspection and periodic maintenance needs and helps in increasing the life of the equipment. Using Qrresto is a wise decision to cut down costs on PPE.

Identifying a product through labels throughout it’s service life is difficult. The labels get damaged and are difficult to read. Kare has a unique ability to read RFID tags, Bar code and QR codes. Thus, identifying a product and its user is a click away. With inspection rules getting strict, using an RFID tag minimize the risk of rejection of a PPE in good condition but with an unreadable label.

Qrresto will continue to add on new innovations as we truly believe: –

“Technology saves Precious Human Lives”