Asset lifecycle
Commissioning → in-service → maintenance → decommissioning. Each transition is signed and audit-trailed; asset state gates permits and inspections.
Resource Management
Equipment lifecycle, calibration schedules, training records, contractor & vendor management — modeled once, referenced everywhere. A lapsed cert or calibration demotes everything that depends on it, automatically.
Built for ISO 55001, ISO 17025, ISO 9001 §7.1, and OSHA training recordkeeping
Commissioning → in-service → maintenance → decommissioning. Each transition is signed and audit-trailed; asset state gates permits and inspections.
Schedules per asset class. Out-of-tolerance flags demote the SOPs and inspections that depend on the asset until re-calibration closes the loop.
Required-training matrix per role and site. A lapsed cert removes the worker from qualified lists across modules until renewed.
Approved-vendor list with insurance, certifications, scope, and expiry. Lapsed insurance blocks new permit issue.
Drawings, certificates, manuals, MSDS — content-hashed, versioned, and linkable from any other module.
Every SOP version, audit, hazard, incident, calibration, and CAPA for an asset, in chronological order. The single-asset story.
Register assets, locations, training requirements, certifications, and vendors — once.
SOPs, audits, incidents, and permits reference the spine by ID, not by name.
Lapsed calibrations, certs, or insurance automatically block the work that depends on them.
What this satisfies
"Shape" means we mirror the regulation's evidence, signature, and audit-trail requirements in our data model. See Trust & Security for the current certification state.
“A lapsed contractor insurance certificate used to discover itself the day an inspector showed up. Now the permit system blocks issue automatically.”
Forge better processes
Bring SOPs, checklists, audits, incidents, and CAPAs into one connected system for safer, clearer, and more consistent operations.
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