Manufacturing

Know who is cleared for which machine, today

Manufacturing compliance is a matching problem: the right worker, trained on the right plant, on the right site, with the evidence to prove it. Most operations still solve it with a spreadsheet and a filing cabinet.

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Machine Operation ProcedureYour document

3.2 Guards must be in place and the machine locked out before clearing a jam.

3.3 Complete the pre-start guarding check each shift.

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Lockout / tagout
Isolate before you clear a jam

Switch off, isolate and lock out before reaching in.

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What makes this hard

  • Different plant needs different competencies.
  • Contractors work alongside employees under shared duties.
  • SOPs change and everyone has to be re-trained.
  • Shift work means the person who knows is often not there.
  • Isolation and lockout mistakes are where the worst injuries happen.
  • An incident means producing the exact training a worker held that day.

What Oxil does about it

Competency mapped to plant

Roles map to modules, so clearance for a machine is a fact you can look up rather than a memory.

Contractors held to the same bar

Contractor induction runs through the same system, so your Section 21(3) duty is evidenced.

Re-train on change

Update an SOP and the people affected are re-issued automatically. Nobody has to remember who.

Lockout trained and checked

Isolation and lockout delivered as short modules that end in a check of understanding, not a signature.

Cleared before the shift

A worker arrives already inducted on the site and the plant, on their own phone, in their own language.

Five years of evidence

Every clearance and refresher is timestamped and attributable, and retained for audit.

See it built for manufacturing.

Twenty minutes. We'll show you a module made from your own material, in your workers' language, with your site on the screen.