Australia's own QR-verified compliance operating system. It doesn't write new documents — it wraps the WHS library you already run (SWMS, VOC, permits, inductions, plant, registers, audits, incidents), gives you one verdict per front from what your team records, and rolls it into one verdict per work front: Green proceed, Amber review, Red action required. A RED control is the signal to stop that front until it is cleared — and every flagged item carries an owner and a clear-by time.
A SWMS expired overnight. A high-risk licence lapsed. A permit never got raised. A plant item is overdue its inspection. An engineer hold point is still open. The documents exist — but no one's checked them this morning, and the gap only shows up when a regulator walks on or something goes wrong. The Compliance OS reads your whole WHS library each day and tells you, per work front, exactly what blocks the start — before the crews are on the tools.
It sits above the SWMS, VOC, permit, plant and register libraries you already run — and turns them into a live daily verdict with evidence on every scan.
Your WHS Library → Daily State Read → 7 Control Checks → Work-Front Gate → Green/Amber/Red → Compliance Dashboard → Audit Evidence
Each control reads a library you already run and turns it into a live daily gate — plus a full business-continuity operating system.
Live control surfaces, not a binder — the compliance board, the "can this worker start?" gate and the verdict. Scanning a document’s QR confirms its revision and controlled status.
Illustrative control surfaces. Powered by the SWMS, VOC, permit, plant and register libraries you already run.
Scan any document and the current approved revision shows with its sign-offs — proven at the point of work, not assembled at audit.
A Red control blocks only the affected work front until it's cleared — with an owner and a clear-by time. The rest of the site keeps moving.
The "can this worker start?" decision tree checks induction, SWMS, VOC, permit and plant before a crew touches the tools.
Registers, sign-ons and hold points captured as you work — your compliance record is complete the day a regulator walks on.
SWMS currency, VOC verification, permits, plant, audits and incidents — one verdict and a defensible evidence trail on demand.
A full 12-module business-continuity operating system — flood, cyclone, fire, major incident or IT outage, with a tested, provable plan.
In WHS, one gap can stop the job — or end up in court. The OS closes it before the crews start.
A prohibition or improvement notice halts the front — sometimes the whole site. A single day of stop-work dwarfs $399.
An incident where the SWMS was expired or unsigned is a prosecution exposure measured in hundreds of thousands. Currency proven by scan is your defence.
A worker on high-risk plant with a lapsed ticket is a serious-incident risk. The gate blocks the start — automatically.
If you're the one who has to prove it, this is your system.
Wraps the WHS library you already run, gives you one verdict per front from what your team records, one verdict per front. Written on site, not in an office.
The verification behind every compliance document - scan to controlled status.
A worked example, not a customer story. It describes how the system behaves, not a result it produced.
Put your own company name on a controlled document, then issue a revision and watch the QR flip from current to superseded. It runs in your browser and saves nothing.
Controlled documents and registers. The QR band resolves to a live control record, but the documents work on their own in Word and PDF.
Forty-eight, covering the seven gates: induction, tickets, plant verification, SWMS currency, permits, PPE and restrictions.
The permits and registers are national. Every Obras SWMS is one Australia-wide document — a national technical core with a jurisdiction section that names the Act, Regulation and regulator for the jurisdiction you select. There is no separate file per state.
Both. Yearly is cheaper and the equivalent monthly is shown beside the price.
We would rather tell you this than have you find out after you have paid.
