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Induct at the gate, issue permits and score performance

What happens after approval: site induction verified at the gate, permits linked to the job, and a scorecard you can act on.

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Approval gets a contractor to the gate. Induction, permits and audits are what happens on site, and they feed the scorecard you use at renewal time.
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Induct once, verify every visit

Site-specific induction is done once per person and recorded. At the gate, their status is checked from a phone, so it is not repeated or skipped.

2

Issue permits against the job

Permits to work are linked to the contractor, the job and the induction. A permit is not issued for someone who is not approved and inducted.

3

Audit on site

Contractor audits are scheduled and recorded from a phone. Failed items become corrective actions for your approval, using the same loop as KnowSafe.

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Read the scorecard

Audits, incidents, document compliance and delivery roll into one scorecard per contractor. Use it when deciding who to invite back.

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