Shift Map

Shift Map - Workplace Safety for Fiber Engineers Keep fiber optic and telecommunications workers safe with real-time incident tracking and safety insights. About Shift Map Shift Map is the leading workplace safety app designed specifically for fiber engineers, telecommunications technicians, and field workers. Created by the Shift Group, we're committed to improving safety standards across the industry through data-driven insights and community awareness. Key Features: Live Incident Map - View real-time safety incidents affecting fiber engineers across the UK to stay informed about high-risk areas Easy Incident Reporting - Quickly log workplace safety incidents including equipment theft, verbal abuse, property damage, and physical threats GPS Location Support - Automatically capture incident locations to help identify safety patterns and high-risk work areas Safety Trends & Insights - Access data on recent incidents to stay vigilant and make informed decisions about work locations Secure & Confidential - Your reports are handled with care to protect your identity while contributing to industry-wide safety improvements Free Service - Provided at no cost to all fiber engineers and telecommunications workers Why Shift Map Matters: Working alone in remote locations puts fiber engineers at risk. Shift Map helps create safer working environments by: Identifying incident patterns and high-risk areas Enabling workers to make informed safety decisions Supporting companies in meeting Health & Safety obligations Building a community committed to worker protection For Emergency Situations: Always contact emergency services (999) for immediate threats. Shift Map complements, but does not replace, proper emergency response channels. Join the Movement: Thousands of fiber engineers are already using Shift Map to create safer workplaces. Download today and help build a safer future for telecommunications workers across the UK. Note: This app is designed for workplace safety incident tracking. For criminal matters, users are encouraged to contact appropriate authorities separately.