Lockout / Tagout (LOTO) verification
Verifies isolation procedures are documented per machine and actually followed — the control that prevents most maintenance fatalities.
Typically run by Safety Officer / Maintenance Lead
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Discrete and process manufacturers, automotive suppliers, heavy engineering and fabrication.
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Closing out safety observations before they become a reportable incident, and keeping ISO 45001 / IATF evidence audit-ready across multiple plants.
Field inspectors walk the site on iOS or Android. No WiFi or cellular network needed in basements or remote facilities.
Camera images capture device metadata, GPS coordinates, and timestamp signatures to eliminate retrofitted audit logs.
Any failed checklist item automatically opens a corrective action ticket with an assigned owner, countdown SLA, and reminder trail.
Complete evidence package compiles in seconds into a verifiable PDF report ready for visiting auditors or certification bodies.
Interlock on a guard defeated to keep the line running
Isolation performed without zero-energy verification
Contractor working on site with no induction record
Aspect register not revised after a process change
Weighted questions with auditor guidance, and on most of them the clause each question evidences — ready to run, or to edit into your own house standard.
How many you can install depends on your plan: Essentials installs 3, Starter 25, and higher plans have no template limit.
Verifies isolation procedures are documented per machine and actually followed — the control that prevents most maintenance fatalities.
Typically run by Safety Officer / Maintenance Lead
Point-of-operation and power-transmission guarding check across the shop floor, including interlock function testing.
Typically run by Safety Officer
Audits live permits for hot work, confined space, height and electrical isolation against what is actually happening on site.
Typically run by HSE Manager
Structured leadership safety walk covering conditions, behaviours and worker conversations — not just a hazard-spotting exercise.
Typically run by Plant Manager / Department Head
Management-system-level audit of the OH&S system against ISO 45001:2018 clauses — the audit a certification body will repeat.
Typically run by Internal Auditor (ISO 45001 trained)
Environmental management system audit covering aspects, compliance obligations, waste, effluent, emissions and spill readiness.
Typically run by EHS Manager / Internal Auditor
Statutory compliance check against the Factories Act 1948 and State Factory Rules — registers, licences, welfare provisions and safety requirements.
Typically run by Safety Officer / Compliance Manager
Quality management system audit against ISO 9001:2015 clauses, including the 2024 climate change amendment.
Typically run by Internal Auditor (ISO 9001 trained)
Short, high-frequency verification of critical process controls at the workstation, repeated across supervisor, manager and director layers.
Typically run by Supervisor / Manager (layered)
Pre-mobilisation and on-site contractor controls — the gap where most multi-employer site incidents originate.
Typically run by HSE Manager / Project Engineer
Powered industrial truck operation, operator authorisation, pedestrian segregation and load handling across the plant.
Typically run by EHS Officer
Verifies chemical inventory, SDS availability, labelling, segregation, containment and exposure controls in stores and at point of use.
Typically run by EHS / Chemical Safety Officer
Fabrication bay audit covering hot work control, gas cylinder handling, fume extraction, eye protection and welding return earthing.
Typically run by EHS Officer / Fabrication Supervisor
Verifies that gauges are traceably calibrated and in date, and that gauge studies show the measurement system can resolve the tolerance.
Typically run by Quality Engineer
Audits receiving inspection for purchased material — sampling, certification checks, quarantine discipline and supplier nonconformance handling.
Typically run by Quality Inspector / Supplier Quality Engineer
Reviews an FAI package for a new or changed part — ballooned drawing, full dimensional results, certifications and approval before production shipment.
Typically run by Quality Engineer / APQP Lead
Verifies that a product changeover reaches an approved first-off before the run continues, and that the previous part is fully cleared from the line.
Typically run by Production Supervisor / Quality Engineer
Checks that planned maintenance on critical equipment is actually being done on schedule, with spares, honest records and predictive checks behind it.
Typically run by Maintenance Manager
Traces nonconforming product from detection to disposition, verifying rework instructions, re-inspection and that scrap is genuinely destroyed.
Typically run by Quality Manager
Panel condition, earth continuity and pit resistance, RCD testing, live-work controls and portable appliance safety across the plant.
Typically run by Electrical Safety Officer
Statutory and condition audit of boilers, air receivers and pressure vessels — certificates, safety valves, mountings, trips and operator competence.
Typically run by Plant / Boiler Engineer
Verifies noise mapping, personal exposure monitoring, engineering controls, protection use and audiometry follow-up for exposed workers.
Typically run by Occupational Health / EHS Officer
A physical walk of the industrial control system against the IEC 62443-2-1 security programme elements — segmentation at the firewall and the patch panel, removable media at the USB port, vendor remote access at the jump host, and the PLC program backup by asking for the last restore.
Typically run by OT Security Lead / Control Systems Engineer
Clause-based internal audit of the environmental management system against ISO 14001:2015 — context, scope, policy, aspects, compliance obligations, planning action, objectives, competence, operational control and the check-act cycle.
Typically run by EHS Manager / Internal Auditor
Internal audit of IATF 16949 design and development planning, manufacturing process design output, control plans, changes, error-proofing and the manufacturing process audit programme itself.
Typically run by Quality Engineer / Internal Auditor
System-level internal audit of an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system — scope, leadership, resources, awareness, operational control, release and improvement — the clauses a certification body samples before it reaches the shop floor.
Typically run by Quality Manager / Internal Auditor
Internal audit of the IATF 16949:2016 automotive supplemental requirements — customer-specific requirements, product safety, risk and contingency, laboratories, supplier development, PPAP, warranty and the three-year audit programme. Run beside the ISO 9001 audit, never instead of it.
Typically run by IATF Internal Auditor / Quality Manager
Internal audit of the ISO 45001:2018 (Amd 1:2024) management-system clauses a certification body samples first — scope, policy, planning, resources, documented information, operational control, compliance evaluation and improvement.
Typically run by OH&S Manager / Internal Auditor
Internal audit of the ISO 14001:2015 (Amd 1:2024) clauses for interested parties, the system, leadership, roles, resources, awareness, communication, documented information, management review and improvement. ISO 14001:2026 was published in April 2026 with a transition to 30 April 2029.
Typically run by Environmental Manager / Internal Auditor
Audit of the OSHA general industry standards that rest on a written programme, an inspection record or a log — fire prevention, PSM, HAZWOPER, cranes, slings, presses, hot work, wiring, air contaminants, lead, silica, bloodborne pathogens, exposure records and Part 1904 recordkeeping.
Typically run by EHS Manager / Safety Coordinator
Audit of the Factories Act licence, occupier duties, hazardous-process obligations, hours, registers and accident and disease notices. The Act was repealed by the OSH Code 2020 from 21 November 2025; rules and licences under it continue where not contrary to the Code, so run this beside the OSH Code audit during the transition.
Typically run by Factory Manager / Safety Officer
Section-by-section audit against the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020, in force since 21 November 2025 — registration and licence, employer duties and the free annual health check, accident notices, safety committee and officers, welfare, hours and leave, registers and returns, contract labour and hazardous processes. Thresholds the Code leaves to rules are checked against the State or Central rules that apply to the establishment.
Typically run by HR / Factory Manager / Safety Officer
Station-level process audit structured around the five inputs to any manufacturing process: the operator, the equipment, the method, the material and the measurement system, plus closure of previous findings.
Typically run by Process Auditor / Quality Engineer
A structured process audit following the supplier-management, production-process and customer-support question groups used in automotive process auditing. Written in our own words; it is not a licensed VDA 6.3 questionnaire and does not produce a VDA 6.3 rating.
Typically run by Qualified Process Auditor / Supplier Quality Engineer
Observation of an operator through at least one full cycle against the standard work sheet or SOP at the point of use — sequence, critical steps, safety steps, cycle time and training for the current revision.
Typically run by Supervisor / Process Engineer
Walk of an assembly line covering variant-correct instructions, critical joint verification, error-proofing, line-side parts, end-of-line test, repair loop, build traceability and restart after stoppages.
Typically run by Process Auditor / Line Quality Engineer
Quality audit of welding as a special process: qualified procedure, qualified welder, parameters measured at the torch, consumable control, preheat, inspection and testing, repairs and robot program control.
Typically run by Welding Engineer / Quality Engineer
Pre-treatment, surface preparation, material control, booth and cure conditions, film thickness and adhesion testing, rework, and the environmental controls a paint shop carries.
Typically run by Process Engineer / Quality Engineer
Validation, furnace uniformity and instrument accuracy, atmosphere and quench control, load traceability, metallurgical testing, deviation handling and control of outsourced special processes.
Typically run by Metallurgist / Quality Engineer
Mould identification, validated parameters against the machine, parameter change control, resin drying and regrind, first-off approval, in-process checks, mould maintenance and packing.
Typically run by Process Engineer / Moulding Supervisor
Checks that each operation uses the specific tool it is specified to use — cutter, socket, nutrunner program, die — at the specified setting, verified and calibrated, with tool life, offsets, CNC programs and broken-tool reaction under control.
Typically run by Quality Engineer / Tool Room Supervisor
Raw material store audit covering release status, quarantine segregation, lot identification, storage conditions and shelf life, issue to production, location and quantity accuracy, and returns from the line.
Typically run by Stores Manager / Quality Engineer
Finished goods store and dispatch bay audit: quality release before dispatch, held stock segregation, labelling, stock accuracy, storage, pick verification, same-day dispatch recording, cut-off and shipping documents.
Typically run by Quality Engineer / Inventory Controller
Maintenance, repair and operations store audit: critical spares availability for bottleneck equipment, identification, reorder levels, preservation, refurbished parts, issue recording, count accuracy and customer-owned tooling.
Typically run by Maintenance Planner / Stores Supervisor
Tool crib audit: tool register and issue / return control, calibration status of issued instruments, tag-out of damaged tools, inspection of power tools and lifting accessories, customer-owned tooling and returnable packaging.
Typically run by Tool Room / Stores Supervisor
Line-side and supermarket inventory audit: kanban card control, min/max levels, part identification, location discipline, replenishment, work-in-progress, engineering change cut-in and segregation of rejects.
Typically run by Materials / Production Supervisor
Scored 5S audit of a work area, three questions per S, so the percentage reads as a 5S score and each S can be tracked over time.
Typically run by Area Supervisor / 5S Coordinator
Independent re-check of packed, ready-to-ship product against every requirement — special characteristics, dimensions, function, appearance, completeness, marking, packaging and documents — with containment if a defect is found.
Typically run by Product Auditor / Quality Engineer
Sample-based audit of controlled documents and records across the quality, environmental and OH&S management systems: master list, revision at point of use, approval, change communication, external documents, records protection and retention.
Typically run by Management Representative / Document Controller
Traces people doing the work, picked from the roster rather than the training file, to evidence that they are competent for it — role requirements, training, assessment, authorisation and refreshers — as the competence and awareness clauses of an ISO management system expect.
Typically run by HR / Training Coordinator with Internal Auditor
Exhaustive ESG environmental and energy audit covering Scope 1/2/3 greenhouse gas emissions, energy baselines, hazardous effluent containment, and circular waste compliance.
Typically run by Environmental & Energy Auditor / Sustainability Lead
Essential industrial control systems (ICS), operational technology (OT), and SCADA security audit evaluating air-gap zones, conduit boundaries, and safety instrumented systems.
Typically run by Industrial Automation Security Engineer / Plant Safety Auditor
Comprehensive tier-1 automotive manufacturing audit evaluating APQP, PPAP, FMEA failure mitigation, statistical process control (SPC), error proofing (poka-yoke), and calibration under IATF 16949:2016.
Typically run by Lead Automotive Quality Auditor / Certified IATF Auditor
Exhaustive BIW automotive shop-floor audit covering stamping blank thinning, Class-A panel surface defects, resistance spot weld teardown & chisel testing, laser brazing beads, adhesive sealer continuity, and optical CMM geometric gap and flushness.
Typically run by BIW Quality Lead / Automotive Welding Engineer
End-to-end car processing and paint shop quality audit evaluating zinc phosphate pre-treatment, cathodic electrodeposition (CED/E-coat) immersion, robotic PVC sealer hem beads, basecoat/clearcoat dry film thickness (DFT), orange peel wave-scan DOI, and oven cure datalogging.
Typically run by Paint Shop Quality Manager / Corrosion Prevention Specialist
Deep powertrain manufacturing audit covering cylinder bore honing verification, crankshaft end-play tolerances, DC electric torque-angle monitoring, particulate cleanliness (ISO 4406 / VDA 19), and automated cold test acoustic/torque signature analysis.
Typically run by Powertrain Quality Engineer / Machining & Assembly Lead
Exhaustive end-of-line vehicle manufacturing verification covering chassis decking torque checks, brake dynamometer roller balance, laser dynamic wheel alignment, ADAS forward radar/camera target calibration, high-pressure monsoon shower chamber water tightness, and static 100-point PDI.
Typically run by Vehicle End-of-Line Quality Lead / Final Inspection Specialist
AIAG CQI-8 compliant 3-tier Layered Process Audit (LPA) verifying standard work execution, error-proofing (poka-yoke) challenge frequency, containment reaction plans, and safety critical controls across shift supervisor, plant manager, and quality director tiers.
Typically run by Plant Manager / Operations Superintendent / Quality Director
Comprehensive automotive manufacturing internal audit structured across VDA 6.3 / IATF 16949 process modules P2 to P7: project management, planning and realization of product and process development, supplier management, production process analysis, and customer warranty feedback.
Typically run by Certified VDA 6.3 / Lead IATF 16949 Internal Auditor
Each of these has a real control library in the product — questions map to specific clauses, so gap analysis shows you what is genuinely unevidenced.
Occupational health and safety management — replaces OHSAS 18001.
31 controls in its library
Environmental management system covering aspects, impacts and compliance obligations.
33 controls in its library
The world's most widely adopted quality management system standard.
44 controls in its library
Automotive sector QMS built on ISO 9001, mandatory across OEM supply chains.
48 controls in its library
Energy management system for systematically improving energy performance.
27 controls in its library
India's consolidated labour safety law, in force since 21 Nov 2025 — registration, employer duties, accident notice, safety committees, welfare, hours, contract labour and hazardous processes.
38 controls in its library
Legacy: repealed by the OSH Code 2020 from 21 Nov 2025, with rules and licences made under it kept in force where not contrary to the Code while State rules transition.
43 controls in its library
US federal workplace safety standards — the general industry requirements inspectors cite most, plus injury and illness recordkeeping.
40 controls in its library
Not hypotheticals. These are the findings that recur in manufacturing & industrial, and every one of them is a question in at least one of the 59 templates above.
Templates, findings and AI prompts use your sector's terms, not generic audit language.
Pick one of the templates above, walk the site with your phone, and see the finished report before you get back to your desk.