Building Worksite Required Skills ensures every location remains compliant by setting both core and role-specific requirements. Organising your site standards this way allows the system to automatically verify that only qualified people and equipment are deployed, maintaining safety and consistency across your entire operation.

This guide covers:

• Assigning mandatory skills to People or Equipment assets.
• Adding new skills via the Main Skills tab for site-wide application.
• Saving skills to appear under the Core Requirements section.
• Setting up Asset Role Requirements for specific trades or machinery.
• Understanding the three-tier compliance structure: Asset Role, Worksite Core, and Worksite Asset Role requirements.

Your worksite is now protected by a robust, automated compliance framework.

💡 Power User Insight: Use Worksite Core Requirements for universal site standards, like a General Induction, while using Worksite Asset Role Requirements for high-risk tasks. This layered approach ensures that a “Boilermaker” is checked for both their trade-specific tickets and the general site safety rules simultaneously, leaving no gaps in your compliance oversight.