Schools Get Smart with New Tech to Get Safely Back to Learning; Education Institutions in Multiple States Rolling Out iAuditor Technology
iAuditor Premium Now Free to Support K-12 Schools
SafetyCulture, the world’s leading platform for workplace safety and efficiency, is now making its commercial technology available to K-12 and higher education administrators, campuses and entire school districts nationwide. Its flagship app iAuditor will now be free of charge to K-12 schools.
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SafetyCulture, the world’s leading platform for workplace safety and efficiency, now making its tech available to K-12 and higher-ed administrators, campuses and entire school districts nationwide. Flagship app iAuditor is now free for K-12 schools.
As the nation grapples with the best way to safely manage the critical delivery of education, schools at all levels are individually exploring reopening plans and procedures. Adding to the challenge are inconsistent COVID-19-related safety guidelines, standards and compliance processes across the country.
SafetyCulture has built a reputation globally for helping industry leaders like Cathay Pacific, GE, IKEA and Waldorf Astoria to digitize and adhere to safety, cleanliness and quality protocols. The same technology used in these commercial and industrial settings is now available to help manage virus contamination in the nation’s schools.
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“We’ve all seen pen and paper safety task and checklists on the backs of certain doors, but now think of that in digital form, and entirely oriented toward the shared goal of mitigating the risk of COVID-19 on school campuses nationwide,” said Randal Bassett, Superintendent of Schools, Fontana Unified School District, Fontana, California. “We are excited to partner with SafetyCulture to bring safety and process improvements to our school sites. We will be rolling out the iAuditor app to our 45 schools to help keep our 36,000 students and nearly four thousand staff safe from exposure while on campus. We expect to see other districts join us in making consistent and auditable safety a priority in all of our schools.”
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