Most organisations don't fail the standard. They fail the evidence.
The controls exist, the training happened, the meeting was held. Proving it eighteen months later, in the order an auditor asks for, is the part that hurts.
Everything carries a date
Who did it, when, and what they attached — recorded as it happens, not reconstructed later.
Everything links backwards
A corrective action points to the finding, the finding to the inspection, the inspection to the form.
Filter by clause
Tag records against the clause they satisfy, then export the pack the auditor asked for.
Clause map
Where each clause actually lives.
Not a feature list — the modules your auditor will end up opening, clause by clause.
Clause references are to ISO 45001:2018. This map is a guide to where records sit — it isn't a certification guarantee, and your certification body has the final say.
Getting there
Whether you're certifying or maintaining.
Going for certification
We set the structure up with you, load your templates, and get the registers populated before the stage 1 audit.
- Gap review against the standard
- Templates for the required registers
- Internal audit schedule built in
Already certified
Surveillance audits stop being a fortnight of preparation. The system is already in the state the auditor wants to see it.
- Migrate your existing registers across
- Corrective actions tracked to close
- Run 45001 alongside 9001 and 14001
The other standards
9001
Quality
Document control, non-conformance and management review.
14001
Environmental
Aspects and impacts, obligations, monitoring and reporting.
27001
Information Security
The standard Teammate itself is certified against.
22000
Food Safety
HACCP plans, prerequisites, verification and traceability.
17025
Labs
Calibration, method validation and analyst competence.
13485
Medical devices
Design controls, CAPA, complaints and traceability.


