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Industry · Manufacturing

Safer production, shift after shift.

Plants run on repeatable processes, and safety should too. Kresynt connects equipment inspections, lockout/tagout procedures, training and corrective actions across lines, shifts and facilities.

Industry challenges

What makes manufacturing different

Hazardous energy and machinery

Machine guarding and lockout/tagout require procedures, training and periodic inspections that stay current.

Shift handoffs

Issues found on second shift need owners on first shift.

High equipment density

Forklifts, cranes, presses and conveyors each carry their own inspection requirements.

Continuous improvement culture

Safety findings should feed the same improvement discipline as quality and production.

Manufacturing team reviewing work
Common workflows

How manufacturing teams use Kresynt

Designed for plant managers, ehs managers, maintenance leaders and line supervisors.

WORKFLOW 01

LOTO program

Machine-specific procedures controlled, authorized employees trained and periodic inspections documented.

WORKFLOW 02

Forklift pre-shift

Operators scan the truck and complete the pre-shift check; failures tag the truck out.

WORKFLOW 03

Area audits

Line supervisors complete area inspections; findings route to maintenance or EHS.

WORKFLOW 04

Procedure change

A revised SOP triggers retraining and acknowledgment for affected operators.

Across the operation

Workforce, equipment, documents, incidents, inspections and leadership

Workforce

Authorized and affected employee training, powered-industrial-truck evaluations and machine-specific qualifications.

Equipment

Presses, robots, conveyors, cranes and hoists with inspection history and maintenance links.

Documentation

Machine-specific LOTO procedures, SOPs, SDS and JHAs controlled by line and area.

Incidents

Injuries and near misses linked to equipment, process and shift for real root-cause analysis.

Inspections

General-industry checklists aligned to 29 CFR 1910 — guarding, LOTO, electrical, walking-working surfaces.

Leadership visibility

Plant and line comparisons of open actions, overdue inspections and training status.

Compliance context

Requirements manufacturing teams manage

Kresynt helps organize the activities and records behind these requirements. It does not replace qualified judgment or guarantee compliance.

  • 29 CFR 1910.147Control of hazardous energy — written procedures, training and periodic inspections.
  • 29 CFR 1910.212Machine guarding general requirements.
  • 29 CFR 1910.178Powered industrial trucks — operator training and evaluation.
  • 29 CFR 1910.1200Hazard communication — SDS access and training.
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