Industry
Metal processing: cranes and welding do not tolerate improvisation
In a metalworking plant loads are lifted above people, welding happens next to combustible material and machines punish inattention — all in the same hall. Each of those carries inspections, permits and authorised persons, and each of them expires quietly. Kraang raises it before it expires and keeps the finding attached to the machine itself.
What makes this industry different
Four things that cannot wait in a metalworking plant
Hot work needs a permit, not an agreement
Welding and cutting outside the designated area are done under a work permit, with the surroundings checked and a watch kept after the job ends.
The crane works above people
Cranes, hooks, slings and lifting straps carry inspections and deadlines; when the document expires it is not only the paper that stops, but the right to use them.
Noise and fumes are measured, not estimated
Welding fumes, emulsion aerosols and machining noise are proven through workplace environment testing and followed up with medical examinations.
Tools and machines are shared across shifts
When the same machine is used by several people across three shifts, competence and assignment have to sit with the person, not the department.
Obligations and where they sit
What a metalworking plant keeps, and in which module
None of this is news to anyone running a plant. The difference is that on Kraang every item carries an owner, a deadline and its evidence.
Work equipment: machines, presses, tools
Periodic inspections and testing, with the finding attached to the machine itself.
Cranes and lifting accessories
Inspections, deadlines and documents that must be valid on the day of use.
Hot work permits
Welding and cutting outside the designated area — the permit, the conditions and the watch afterwards.
Workplace environment testing
Noise, fumes and aerosols, microclimate and lighting per workplace, renewed before they expire.
Medical examinations
Tied to the workplace — noise, vibration and welding fumes each bring their own examinations.
Training and machine competence
Who may operate which machine and until when their competence is valid — per person, not per department.
Personal protective equipment
Hearing, eye and respiratory protection, gloves and welding gear — assignment, service life and signature.
Fire protection
Extinguishers and hydrants, inspections and testing, with deadlines that raise themselves.
Maintenance plan and history
Preventive work to plan and repairs by work order, on the same machine that carries the inspections.
Hazardous waste: emulsions, oils, packaging
Records, waste movement, handover to the operator and the annual report.
Contractors on site
Machine servicing, overhauls and waste collection — no valid papers, no entry.
Next step
Show us your plant, not your spreadsheet
In the consultation we go through your obligations and see what carries over from your existing records and what the system runs from day one.
Consultation
Let us talk about your obligations
Tell us which domains are choking you — safety, environment, the fleet, or all of it at once. In the consultation we walk through your actual processes and show what Kraang takes off your desk.
- No obligation — first we understand your process
- You enable only the domains you need
- Migration from existing spreadsheets and your old system
- Cloud, dedicated database or an installation inside your infrastructure