Know which workforce records need attention.

Track certifications, training and inductions in one place to support supervisors' workforce readiness decisions before work starts.

A construction supervisor using a phone on site

A clear path through the work.

How Team Compliance connects the task, the people and the record.

  1. Add the person once

    Use the same worker record across training, inductions, RAMS and field workflows.

  2. Connect the evidence

    Keep cards, qualifications and induction records with the person and their role.

  3. Plan ahead

    Review approaching expiry dates and readiness by site, then arrange the action needed before work starts.

Workflow illustration for Team Compliance. No customer records are shown.

The details that keep work moving.

  • Certification and training expiry tracking by role

  • Induction and competency records linked to workers

  • Site and project readiness dashboards for supervisors

  • Automated reminders before qualifications lapse

  • Evidence storage for cards, tickets, and course completion

Questions about Team Compliance.

Clear answers to help you choose the right setup for your team.

Which workforce records can be tracked?

Training, certifications, inductions and supporting evidence can be linked to worker records.

Can the team see upcoming qualification expiries?

Yes. Expiry tracking and reminders help supervisors identify records that need renewal.

Does a current card establish competence on its own?

A record is one input to a readiness decision. The responsible team still needs to consider the person's skills, experience and the work involved.

Put the workflow in context.

Connect your
compliance workflows.

Bring the people, the paperwork and the site record together in one toolbox.