How might we make it easy and de­sir­able for mem­bers to take own­er­ship of safety and make it a nor­mal part of their work­ing day while cre­at­ing more value for mem­bers?

The aim was to de­sign a mid­dle­ware plat­form that would make it eas­ier for their users to ac­cess SWMS (Safe Work Method Statement) and other re­sources they have across three plat­forms (WordPress, Integrum and Memnet).​

The much-an­tic­i­pated hub will even­tu­ally re­place all three of these plat­forms and make it pos­si­ble for MEA to ad­min­is­trate the mem­ber’s area in a more in­tu­itive way.

WorkingMouses’ goal was to find the most valu­able part of the MEA sys­tem to build for an MVP.​

As such, WorkingMouse fo­cused on de­liv­er­ing a clean por­tal in­ter­face that will short­cut users to the as­set they re­quire. It will re­duce the time they must spend on these ex­ter­nal ap­pli­ca­tions. The hub served as a foun­da­tion for fu­ture work.​

ME Hub

We have de­vised a so­lu­tion that in­volves cus­tomis­ing our ex­ist­ing forms’ be­hav­iour so that it can vi­ably re­place Integrum. MEA Admins can cre­ate forms and tem­plates which are then al­lo­cated to mem­bers.

Members them­selves not only ben­e­fit from im­proved UX, but they also gain ad­di­tional func­tion­al­ity in re­gards to their pro­files. Workers and man­agers can now pop­u­late their pro­files with li­cences and com­pe­ten­cies.

These de­tails are used in the skills ma­trix to con­nect spe­cial­ists to­gether. All new func­tion­al­ity is sup­ported by no­ti­fi­ca­tions which keep users up-to-date on ac­tiv­i­ties and tasks within the ap­pli­ca­tion.