When training records live in files, sheets, and messages, you don’t know who’s cleared until someone asks. OQSHA keeps training, inductions, contractors, and competence proof in one place, ready for site checks and audits.
Competency
94%
Move from “we trained them” to “here’s who’s cleared for this job, at this site, today”, with a verifiable record trail.
Less chasing. Fewer surprises. Clear accountability.
Inductions and role training don’t get stuck in manual follow-ups.
Renewals and refreshers don’t slip through the cracks.
Training history, attendance, assessments, and certificates—ready when asked.
CORE MODULES
Plan sessions, assign training by role, track completion, and keep a clean training history per person and site.
Standardize site induction and job-specific onboarding, so every new joiner starts with the right rules and risks.
Define what “cleared” means for each role and task, then track status across sites in one view.
Verify contractor training, induction, and documentation before work starts, without gate chaos.
Capture attendance, run quick assessments, attach certificates, and retain proof that’s easy to export.
From onboarding to refreshers, keep readiness current across roles, sites, and contractors.
Set role-wise requirements, site rules, and clearance criteria.
Assign training, record attendance, and run quick knowledge checks.
Track expiry, trigger refreshers, and export competence proof anytime.
Guardrail Protected: Recommendations only. Approvals stay human.
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Supervisors need answers in seconds: is this person cleared for this task, at this site, today? OQSHA makes readiness checks simple on mobile, even when connectivity isn’t.
Quick role/site clearance view
Fast capture of attendance and proof
Offline checks with later sync
Teams like yours in factories, building sites, big projects, consumer goods, and logistics.
Know who’s cleared before work begins, and keep competence proof ready for audits.
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.