Inspections fail when they live in paper files and people’s phones. OQSHA keeps checks, evidence, findings, and closure tied to the asset, so problems don’t repeat and audits don’t turn into a search.
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Replace fragmented checklists with a single chain of custody, from inspection to closure, so risks don’t hide behind “we checked it.”
Move from “we inspected” to “here’s the evidence, here’s the closure.”
Findings stay visible until closed, no more “same observation again.”
Pull asset-wise records, photos, and closures without chasing teams.
Spot patterns early and act before small issues become downtime.
CORE MODULES
Build checklists for equipment, scaffolding, PPE, vehicles, housekeeping, and more, with consistent formats across sites.
Scan an asset, run the checklist, attach evidence, and log conditionso checks are tied to the right equipment every time.
Convert findings into assigned actions with deadlines, reminders, and closure evidence, no loose ends.
Keep asset details, inspection history, failures, and recurring issues in one place, so decisions aren’t guesswork.
Export inspection logs, evidence, and closures by site/zone/asset, ready when someone asks “show me.”
From checklist to closure, nothing slips through after “reported.”
Run standardized checks with QR scanning, photos, and quick notes.
Turn findings into actions with clear owners, deadlines, and reminders.
Attach closure proof and lock the record, clean, time-stamped, exportable.
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Permits shouldn’t be painful on a phone. OQSHA is designed for quick capture, fast approvals, and clean close-out, on site.
Glove-friendly inputs and large tap targets
Quick photo/voice evidence capture
Offline capture with later sync
Teams like yours in factories, building sites, big projects, consumer goods, and logistics.
Run inspections that stick, asset-linked, evidence-backed, and closed on time.
In a 30–45 minute session, we’ll map your current safety workflows inside OQSHA and help you estimate the payoff.
Most teams ask these questions before rolling out OQSHA.