Bruno Amorim — Resume
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Case Study
A digital safety workflow designed to replace paper-based field forms, helping technicians document operational risks and enabling office teams to review evidence with more clarity.
Challenge
Field technicians relied on manual processes to register operational risks, document evidence, and report safety conditions during field activities.
The challenge was to transform a paper-based workflow into a digital experience that worked well in real field conditions while keeping the process clear for both technicians and office teams.
Solution
I designed a mobile-first workflow for field technicians to identify risks, capture photos or videos, and submit structured evidence directly from the operation site.
The solution also included a web dashboard concept for office teams to review submissions, track documentation, and support safer decision-making across operations.
Overview
The project focused on improving how field teams register and communicate risks during operational activities.
Instead of relying on paper forms and fragmented documentation, the proposed experience created a more structured way to capture information, evidence, and status updates.
Field context
The experience needed to work for technicians in the field, where time, context, and clarity matter more than visual complexity.
This required a practical mobile-first interface with clear steps, direct actions, and low cognitive load during risk registration.
Risk registration
One of the core flows was the risk registration process. The interface guides technicians through selecting the type of risk, adding context, and documenting evidence.
The goal was to reduce ambiguity and make each submission easier to review later by the office team.
Evidence capture
Evidence capture was a key part of the workflow. The app allows technicians to attach visual records to support the reported risk.
This helped create a more reliable link between what happened in the field and what the office team needed to analyze.
Web dashboard
The web dashboard was designed to help managers review field submissions with more context and consistency.
It brings together submitted reports, evidence, status, location, and operational information in a clearer review environment.
End-to-end flow
The solution connects the technician’s field workflow with the office team’s review process.
This end-to-end view helped clarify responsibilities, information flow, and the relationship between mobile input and web-based analysis.
Mobile-first design
The mobile experience was designed to prioritize speed, clarity, and direct interaction.
Screens were kept focused, with short forms, clear labels, and visible progress to help technicians complete the process without unnecessary friction.
Outcome
The prototype helped translate a complex field documentation process into a more usable digital workflow.
It created a stronger bridge between technicians and office teams, improving how operational risks could be documented, reviewed, and acted upon.
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