HAVS compliance tracking so your workers keep their fingers feeling normal
VibrationCert monitors every jackhammer, angle grinder, and chainsaw your crew touches and computes real-time hand-arm vibration (HAV) exposure points against legal daily limits before OSHA or the HSE comes knocking. It auto-generates exposure reports, flags workers approaching action and limit values, and keeps a legally defensible audit trail that actually holds up in court. Built because watching a roofing company lose £280k in a vibration injury claim over missing paper logs made me physically ill.
- Real-time HAV exposure point calculation against EAV and ELV thresholds
- Tracks 847 pre-loaded tool vibration profiles sourced directly from manufacturer data sheets
- Integrates with Procore and Fieldwire so job site data flows in without anyone touching a spreadsheet
- Auto-generated PDF exposure reports formatted for HSE inspection, OSHA audit, or courtroom
- Worker-level dashboards that go red before HR has to get involved
Procore, Fieldwire, Salesforce Field Service, SafetyCulture, Trimble, ToolWatch, NeuroSync HSE, VaultBase Documents, Autodesk Construction Cloud, FleetIO, ComplianceLink Pro, HSEQ Manager
VibrationCert runs as a set of independently deployable microservices behind an Nginx gateway, with each exposure calculation handled by a stateless computation worker that can scale horizontally under heavy site ingestion loads. All worker exposure records and audit trail events are persisted in MongoDB, which gives me the flexible document model I need for per-tool, per-worker, per-shift nesting without wrestling a rigid schema every time a new tool profile comes in. The frontend is a Next.js app hitting a versioned REST API, and Redis handles long-term report archiving so retrieval stays fast even years into a project's compliance history. Every layer logs to a tamper-evident append-only structure — that part I built myself and I'm not sorry about it.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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