About This Automation
OSHA training documentation tracks employee certifications, expiration dates, and compliance status. Manual tracking across emails and spreadsheets creates delays, missed renewals, and audit scrambles.
Automation captures training completions directly from emails, updates records in real time, flags expirations automatically, and generates audit reports on demand. the team spends minutes on compliance instead of hours.
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How The Automation Works
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An email arrives with training completion proof or a scheduled compliance review date is reached. The automation platform monitors for training-related messages.
The automation extracts employee name, training type, completion date, and expiration date from the email or certificate. It parses the document and structures the data.
The extracted data is automatically added training tracker. Duplicate entries are checked and the record is marked as current.
The automation compares the expiration date against today and flags any certifications expiring within 30 days. It identifies overdue records.
If a certification is expiring within 30 days, a reminder email is automatically sent to the employee with the expiration date and renewal instructions.
On a weekly schedule or when triggered manually, the automation pulls all current training records from the spreadsheet and generates a formatted compliance summary.
The compliance summary is converted to a PDF document with proper formatting, headers, and timestamps. The file is saved to a compliance folder.
A message is sent to the HR team confirming that the training record has been logged and the compliance report is ready for review or audit.
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Google Sheets
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