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Agronomic adviser taking notes at the end of a row, next to the sprayer hitched to the tractor.

Industries · Agribusiness

It was sprayed Tuesday at dawn. The field logbook, on Sunday.

Field logbook, Lobesia trap, packing shift, well meter reading and seasonal crew. PAIR digitises those same forms exactly as they are, fills them with no signal out in the block and inside the packhouse, and puts a coordinate and the capture time on every photo.

What happens today

  • The sprayer operator leaves before dawn and the field logbook gets filled in the office at the weekend, from memory: fifteen fields, and the pre-harvest interval worked out in somebody’s head.
  • The monitor checks forty traps with a notebook and a printed map, and the trap is called “the one in the north corner of block 7”.
  • The Pre-SIF is put together by hand half an hour before the line starts, and the day there is an interception nobody can say which block that box came from.

Five separate records, with the role that does them today

  1. 01

    Field logbook · the pesticide application

    Who does it today
    The sprayer operator, out in the block, as soon as he finishes.
    What is left
    The end of the pre-harvest interval and the re-entry time calculated in the record, and the photo of the re-entry sign posted at the head of the block, with its coordinate and its time.
  2. 02

    Lobesia trapping on the block map

    Who does it today
    The trap monitor, trap by trap, all season.
    What is left
    Every trap as a point with a coordinate, with its series of catches, and the check task that shows up before the deadline runs out, not after.
  3. 03

    Packing shift · packing instruction and Pre-SIF

    Who does it today
    The packhouse manager, thirty minutes before each line starts.
    What is left
    Every box tied to its CSG, its reception lot and its block. On the day of an interception, the size of the rejection depends on how far back you can trace.
  4. 04

    Abstraction point · the monthly well reading

    Who does it today
    The irrigation supervisor, on the same day of every month.
    What is left
    The photo of the totaliser with its coordinate and its time, the values proposed by the system for someone to review before saving, and a totaliser that goes down caught by range validation.
  5. 05

    Season · site conditions and the crew list

    Who does it today
    The crew leader, at the harvest front.
    What is left
    Attendance signed out in the block, with names and national IDs masked according to who is looking, on export too, and unmasking that demands a written reason.

What you will be asked for on the estate, and where it comes from

The SAG requires things by resolution and by instruction, and that changes every season: we cite none of them here, because we did not verify them article by article. Only what we did verify goes in, and PAIR neither represents the SAG nor carries its endorsement.

What the regulation requiresWhat evidence PAIR produces
DS 44/2024 arts. 72 and 73 Evidence of preventive management Record and back up the information on occupational risk management in documentary and faithful form, keep it preferably in electronic format and available to the inspecting authority and to the insurance administrator, and record incidents with place, date and time, those involved, description and causes. The record comes out with its owner, its fill time and its arrival time on the server, and with the fields article 73 names one by one. Electronic format is the one article 72 itself declares preferred.
DS 594 art. 15 Temporary worksite without drinking water At temporary worksites and camps with no drinking water service, water of the same quality, with a minimum of 30 litres per worker per day, tanks in adequate sanitary condition, and daily control of free residual chlorine. The check is filled out in the block with no signal: litres available, tank condition and chlorine measured with range validation, every point with its photo, its coordinate and its time.
Water Code arts. 67 final para., 68 and 173 Water extractions Install and maintain metering of flows, volumes extracted and water table levels, with a transmission system; in prohibition zones and restriction areas it is not optional. Article 173 penalises failure to install or maintain them with a second-degree fine, and failure to submit the information in the required form and time with a first-degree fine. The monthly reading with the photo of the totaliser, its coordinate and its time, the condition of the metering and transmission equipment, and any fault with its start date and time. PAIR does not replace the flow meter and does not transmit to the DGA.
Law 16.744 art. 66 bis and DS 76/2006 art. 5 Contractors on the estate Oversee compliance by contractors and subcontractors, with a management system when together they employ more than 50 workers, and keep on site an up-to-date record of background documents, on paper and/or digital media, with the risk assessments, the insurance administrator’s visits and the inspection minutes. Every harvest, pruning or spraying contractor with its data kept separate, its minutes dated and attributable to a person, and the national ID masked according to who exports.

The bodies named are the regulators. PAIR neither represents them nor carries their endorsement.

What you start with

Built for Chilean orchards and packhouses. If your estate already has its own — the adviser’s, or the exporter’s — you upload the scan and it comes out identical.

  • Pesticide application record: product, lot number, dose, pre-harvest interval and re-entry
  • Trap check sheet, with the trap as a point on the block
  • Visual pest survey per block, with geotagged photo
  • Packing instruction and Pre-SIF sheet, per line and per shift
  • Packing line quality control, with the objection pinned to its line
  • Monthly abstraction point reading: totaliser, flow and water table level
  • Irrigation sector check: filters, inlet and outlet pressure and emitters
  • Seasonal site conditions check: toilets, water, canteen and shade
  • Crew attendance and start-of-shift toolbox talk, with signatures
A record open in PAIR with its fields filled in.

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The field logbook, the trap sheet or the packing instruction your people fill today: in thirty minutes you will see it digitised and filled from a phone, with no signal.

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