Structured HME audits
Guide inspectors through company, fleet, machine, section findings, risk ratings, observations, and required evidence.
HME Audit gives mining teams a controlled workspace for fire-risk inspections, photo evidence, reviewer decisions, and client-ready reports.
HME Audit operations
Illustrative demo workspace
Audits this month
Live
SyncedAssets monitored
Active
ScopedHigh-risk findings
Flagged
ReviewedReview completion
Tracked
QueuedFire-risk trend
Weekly findings by severity
Evidence capture
Photo records linked to findings


Hydraulic leak found
Evidence attached and sent for review.
Active audit queue
Haul truck inspection
Open pit
ReviewHighExcavator inspection
Mine bench
DraftMediumADT inspection
Workshop
ApprovedLowBuilt for mine-site operations
HME Audit is not just a checklist. It is designed around the real operational path: inspectors capture structured findings, reviewers control quality, managers see audit status, and the platform retains evidence for future inspections, client records, and machine history.
Guide inspectors through company, fleet, machine, section findings, risk ratings, observations, and required evidence.
Attach photo evidence to findings so each machine has a clearer audit trail and condition history.
Move submitted audits into review with approve, return, comment, correction, and resubmission controls.
Create PDF and Excel outputs for client reporting, operational review, and historical record keeping.
Keep each company workspace, user role, audit record, and report separated from other clients.
Retain audit history, evidence, review decisions, and report files for future inspections and management review.
Operational workflow
The workflow keeps inspection work, review decisions, evidence, and exports connected to the same machine record.
Set up company users and roles
Capture machine details on site
Record findings and evidence
Send audits for review
Approve or return corrections
Export reports and retain history
Secure workspace
Each workspace supports the people involved in the audit process: inspectors working in the field, reviewers checking quality, managers tracking progress, and administrators controlling access.
Open user guideHME Audit workspace
Controlled audit operations