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Know who's qualified before they climb on
Every contractor has a spreadsheet of certifications and every contractor's spreadsheet is out of date. The problem isn't tracking them. It's that nothing connects the tracking to the moment somebody gets on the machine.
- Every certification and training record in one place, imported from your spreadsheet
- See what expires in the next 30 days before it expires
- Assign an operator to equipment on a JHA and HazProof checks his record
- Expired cert means a supervisor has to sign, and that's on the record
The check happens where the decision happens
A list of expiring certifications is useful to the office. What protects you is the check happening at the moment a foreman puts a man on a machine. Assign the operator on the JHA and HazProof shows verified, expired with the date, or no record on file. Work can still go ahead — you run a business — but only a supervisor or safety manager can sign it, and the override is recorded against that operator's name.
Get your existing records in without retyping them
Bring your training records in from a spreadsheet, matched by employee number. Set up your own training types with renewal periods. Certifications earned in a training meeting get written back to the employee's record automatically, so the roster stays current without somebody maintaining it as a second job.
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A demo runs about 20 minutes and we'll use your kind of jobs as the example. We'll give you a price on the call.
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