Audit-ready every day, not the week before the inspection
OpsSense maps every obligation — statutory inspections, permits to work, certifications, incident actions — to the work that proves it, and refuses to let any of it quietly lapse. The Safety and Compliance Agents do the tracking, chasing, and evidence collection continuously.
The problems this solves
- Audit prep is a two-week scramble through binders, shared drives, and technicians' phones
- Permits to work expire mid-job and nobody notices until the incident review
- Statutory inspection schedules live in one coordinator's calendar — and leave with them
- Incident corrective actions get assigned in the meeting and die in the minutes
- Compliance work gets marked complete with no evidence, which an auditor treats as incomplete
Illustrative targets — customer-validated figures pending publication.
How OpsSense runs it.
Obligations mapped to work
Every statutory inspection, contract commitment, and internal standard generates its own scheduled, evidenced work orders — with a named owner.
Permit-to-work enforcement
Hot work, confined space, and work at height dispatch only against valid permits and current certifications. Lapses block or escalate, per hazard class.
Camera AI on the floor
PPE presence and exclusion-zone entry detected on monitored areas — conditions, not identities — with violations arriving as evidenced work orders.
Incident actions to closure
Corrective actions from incidents and near-misses carry owners and deadlines, with escalation up the chain before they age out.
Evidence enforced at closure
Compliance-tagged work cannot close without the required photos, signatures, and certificates. The audit pack is trustworthy because gaps are impossible.
Audit packs in minutes
Obligations, completion records, evidence, and exceptions for any scope and period — assembled on demand, with auditor read-only access if you want it.
See your operations run themselves.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an operations engineer. Your assets, your workflows, your questions.