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Know who can do the work before the shift starts

TrueStep Manufacturing tracks who is scheduled, who is available, who is qualified for the work, and where the next shift fails the rule, then puts a name and a deadline on the recovery. When a qualification cannot be proved current, the system says so plainly instead of assuming.

Talk through your coverage rules See the shift readiness check 
What it does

Built for the question a plant actually asks

Not a training library and not an HRIS. TrueStep Manufacturing answers one question, every shift: can the people on the schedule do the work the schedule assumes, and if not, who fixes it by when.

Qualification matrix

Fails closed on unknowns

The matrix reads who is qualified for which work from your own records. When a qualification cannot be proved current, the cell says so instead of assuming, so an expired card is never silently counted as coverage.

Shift readiness

An exception queue with named owners

Every place the next shift fails the rule becomes an exception with a named owner and a due time, so recovery is one person’s job with a deadline instead of everyone’s problem in a meeting.

Training ledger

Imports with a verifiable receipt

Training records import from the files you already keep, and every import produces a receipt you can check, so the matrix stays auditable back to its source instead of drifting from it.

Your data

How we handle people’s data

TrueStep Manufacturing holds employer training and qualification records on the employer’s behalf, and when a workspace closes, its records are deleted.

Want the readiness view against your own coverage rules? Write to us and we will talk through how your rules map onto the matrix.