Health & safety compliance
Safety training you can prove.
A signature on a paper list says someone was in the room. It doesn’t say they paid attention or understood a word. how.fm quiz-gates every sign-off, records it per worker and per policy or WI revision, and exports the proof the moment an auditor asks as a digitally signed print-ready PDF.
Quiz-gated sign-offs
Understood, not just attended.
Every compliance course ends in a quiz. No pass = no sign-off. And workers take it in their own language, with voice-over, so the quiz tests safety knowledge instead of reading skill.
- Sign-off with on-screen digital signatures recorded per worker, per course, time-stamped
- 30+ languages, so “understood” is real, not assumed
- Failed quizzes route back to the beginning of sequence within a course, not a full retake marathon
Versioned proof
Who was trained on which SOP revision — exactly.
Standards change. When they do, the connected training updates and everyone affected is reassigned — and the record keeps both: who signed off on revision 3, who is current on revision 4 (including your ability to see the audit log of who edited and published such revision).
- Training records tied to the policy or WI version, not just the topic
- Audit-ready exports in one click (or API communication), per site and worker
- Expiring certifications flagged before the audit finds them
Every shift, every language
Briefings that reach the night shift.
The safety update that gets announced Tuesday at 7 a.m. never meets the crew that clocks in at 1 p.m. Digital briefings wait at the device until each worker starts their shift. Same content, every shift, every language.
- Assign a briefing once, then completion tracks itself across shifts
- Temp and agency workers included via anonymous access
- Check completion progress per site and worker, in real-time
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