Northgate Industrial
240 people · 3 sites · 8 languages
- What makes it hard
- Crews change weekly, clients check training records before they let work start, and an expired certificate is invisible until somebody goes looking for it.
- What you write down once
- Confined Space Entry, Working at Height, Lockout/Tagout — each attached to the jobs that need them, not to a list of people.
- What happens next, without anybody asking
- Eleven confined-space technicians are hired. Nobody assigns them anything.
- What the system does about it
- The system adds the requirement the same morning, finds that no course in the library covers it, and says so on the dashboard with the eleven names behind it — before an inspector asks.
192/240 trained for the job they do
11 people no course yet covers
52 pieces of training overdue, each with a name