Dozuki, a San Luis Obispo CA-based software company, says it is offering manufacturers impacted by COVID-19 free access to its work instruction and training software through a new Emergency Assistance Program.
“This is our chance to give back to an industry we care deeply about,” said Eric Doster, CEO and co-founder of Dozuki. “The recent coronavirus outbreak in the United States has caused significant disruption to the industrial and manufacturing sectors we serve. To help them keep their employees safe and their operations running smoothly we created this program to provide free software to communicate essential information remotely to front-line workers.”
Essential procedures can easily be built in Dozuki and deployed to employees from anywhere across internet-connected devices. This enables critical health, safety and operational processes to be disseminated quickly across an organization, all while following CDC guidelines for social distancing.
“Since COVID-19 began spreading rapidly, we’ve already seen companies deploy our software for communicating disinfecting procedures for public transit systems, managing factory shift changes safely, training manufacturing skeleton crews for their new roles, and so much more,” Doster said. “It’s been really inspiring to see the various ways organizations have found our platform useful to keep their employees healthy as they navigate a changing landscape.”
Companies that sign up will have free use of Dozuki for three months, with an option to extend the program pending circumstances, and will have access to the following remote access features:
- Digital guides to share essential procedures
- Training modules to track and confirm employee training
- Video and photo support to communicate clearly
- Internal approval workflows to control information
At the core of the program, Dozuki is focused on helping alleviate the predicted impact this virus will have on industrial companies. For more information on Dozuki’s Emergency Assistance Program, and to sign up, visit dozuki.com/emergency-assistance-program.