Posted By Stephen_S_Edwards I am currently trialing Croner-i, the web based safety thingy from, you guessed it, Croner. Has anyone else trialed it? Is it any good in your humble opinions? Has anyone bought it? I just want some objective feedback before I go ahead and shell out the 800 sheets they are trying to extort!! BTW, if anyone wants to email their opinion, rather than sully the good name of this site, or indeed make it look like an advertisement for the said product - feel free to email me. Regards, Steve

Posted By shaun mckeever Our organisation are also looking for something similar. We cover several disciplines i.e. water, fire, asbestos general H&S. Can anyone recommend a suitable information service which can provide information on all these disciplines. I particularly refer to BS for my field (fire) however British Standards are not suitable for the other disciplines so BSI is out of the picture. Any help much appreciated.

Posted By Alison Entwistle Technical Indexes is good - still costly though - you can add the BS service to it (for additional pennies) which you can also do with Barbour I understand. www.tionestop.com

Posted By Steve Phoenix Well, there's a good positive post from a fellow safety professional Mr. Nagle. The guy is just looking for some advice on the service. It's all very well getting a trial for a few days, but it won't give much of an indication of how robust the service is! Neither will he be able to utilise the Helpline Service and evaluate it. So, Nagle, have you used it or not?

Posted By Ian Bennett I am using it but as has been said on previous posts, it has holes in it. It sometimes lacks exact details of their other hard copy information. Perhaps best viewed as one of many tools of the trade.

Posted By Stuart Nagle So, Pheonix...... Yes, but would'nt pay for it..... as other sites have the same info for free and there are plenty of other choices.... Like using the internet and in a few clicks being able access many sites that carry the same (or better) information....for free.... I also use Barbour Index and Technical Indices which I pay for, for obtaining copies of publications and for reference use. Both excellent if your of a stage that you can discern the information needed and apply it.... Well, Phoenix.... if thats actually your name, answer your rather ascerbic little ditty did it.... Most of us here use our real names and as you can see have direct access availability to our contact email signified by the name above the posting (in blue).... Not you though, Phoenix..... wonder why...!!! Stuart