HazNode® Safety · Automotive & workshops
A workshop carries plant obligations, a substantial chemical inventory and usually no administrator. The paperwork tends to happen when something forces it, which is the worst possible time to discover it is not current.
What it does
Workshops are small enough that nobody is dedicated to compliance and large enough that the obligations are real. That gap is where this fits.
Against the machine, not in a folder
Describe the check and the checklist is drafted. Each record sits against the specific hoist, compressor or press, so its history is retrievable in one place when management or an insurer asks.
What you get
AI-drafted checklists per machine
Records held against the asset
Photos attached to the finding
History retrievable per machine
Solvents, paints, thinners, oils
A workshop or panel shop holds a serious chemical inventory, and it changes as products do. Upload the safety data sheet and the classification and handling detail are extracted, so keeping the register current stops being an afternoon each time.
What you get
Details extracted from the uploaded SDS
Held by bay and storage location
Quantities against thresholds
Ageing sheets visible in the register
Even in a five-person shop
A cut, a burn, a dropped load — reported in minutes with a photo, with the notifiability question prompted rather than guessed at. Small businesses carry the same duties as large ones, without the same support to meet them.
What you get
Report in minutes from the floor
Notifiability prompted and recorded
Structured investigation with evidence
Corrective actions tracked to completion
Sound Familiar?
Hoist records are in a folder in the office, if they were kept at all.
The chemical register was done once for an audit and never since.
Nobody is sure which safety data sheets are still current.
Injuries get patched up and mentioned, not recorded.
There is no administrator — the owner does the paperwork after hours.
When an insurer asks for evidence, it takes days to assemble.
What changes
The duties on a five-person workshop are not much smaller than on a fifty-person one. The time available to meet them is.
Checks held against the machine, so producing one hoist’s record takes a search rather than a hunt.
Extraction from the safety data sheet means adding a new product is minutes, not an afternoon.
The record builds as a by-product of the work rather than as a second job at the end of the week.
Inspections, incidents and substances retrievable in minutes instead of reconstructed.
We will read it in front of you and draft a hoist check from a description, so you can judge it on your own paperwork rather than a demo dataset.
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