H.E.A.D Demonstration

By clicking on one or other of the images below, you can run a demonstration of the H.E.A.D unit.

Four Question Safety Quiz

Nine Golden Rules

Both these configurations pose questions to the employee, waiting a prescribed period of time before presenting him with the “Y” and “N” buttons. The “Safety Quiz” configuration requires that he answer all questions in the affirmative, whereas the “Nine Golden Rules” configuration provides advice for each question that he answers in the affirmative.

Once you have completed a set of questions, your entries will be sent to our website. The website's response is then presented below:

Assuming that that response is “Thank You!”, which we have every reason to believe it will be, if you, then, refresh this page (press “F5” for IE, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and possibly others), your answers will be added to the table below, which lists the last 20 completed operations of the H.E.A.D.

In the real application, the “Option” column would not be required, as it is anticipated that your business would have decided whether to implement the “Safety Quiz” or “Golden Rule” approach. Instead, an employee identifier would have been transmitted and listed above.

The above list is read from an SQL-compatible database, which resides on our website. In the real application, this database would reside on your business's website and may be shared with your business's computer, should it reside on the same intranet as the website's server, or else interrogated from your business's computer via the Internet.