I posted this on a recent CDM2015 thread: I've had a brief look at this app. I agree it's a useful tool for the SME working in domestic client Projects and in that respect, I don't knock it. I'm not convinced though that it meets the HSE regulatory and guidance criteria for a CPP. Rather it seems to populate a generic set of potential risk controls to enable the contractor to develop safe systems of work for a range of risk topics. This seems to be at odds with the clutter-free HSE promoted approach to CPP. If applied across the broader Industry, this could result in a significant retrograde step - CPPs full of generic assessments, Method Statements, etc. - the very thing HSE are at pains to prevent? It will be interesting (!) to see how HSE web-based guidance develops, particularly if HSE promote (And the HSE Guidance suggests this will be the case) the CITB Wizard as a satisfactory approach to CPP compliance. Additional: I found the app. experience quite tedious on a Tablet. On a mobile phone I think this would be very hard work. (Might be an "age thing" on my part though)!! The HSE would seem to be perpetuating a two-tier approach to compliance. Free templates/ examples and links to apps for the SME, whereas larger organisations would be expected to reference the various extant elements of their health and safety management system?