One dashboard for mining tickets and engineering licences, each measured against its own regulator's rules. See where every person stands, book the training that closes the gap, and hand over audit-ready evidence the moment it is asked for.
Free for everyone - ticket holders, contracting companies, councils and mine sites. No subscription and no seat limits. Built for site senior executives, mine managers, undermanagers, deputies, OCEs, engineers, ventilation officers, quarry managers and more - wherever they work.

Everything a ticket holder and their organisation need to stay on top of the Maintenance of Competence scheme.
No subscription and no seat limit, for ticket holders and for the companies managing them. Add every person you employ - including the ones who would be left off a list you had to pay for, which is exactly where a missed renewal hides.
A live view of hours logged versus required, broken down by competence group or activity category, with exactly what’s still outstanding.
Contractors and councils see every worker they employ across all sites - who’s on track, who needs attention, who’s overdue.
Attach certificates to each activity, add notes explaining what it involved, and download a complete CPD report for any holder in one click - ready the moment the Regulator asks.
Grant a regulator or auditor a secure, time-limited, read-only link to just the ticket holders you choose. They review the records and evidence and record an outcome - no account, no emailing files around.
Australia, New Zealand and Canada, each on its own rules. CPD hours for NSW, Queensland and New Zealand; British Columbia renewed by exam every five years; Ontario P.Eng. (PEO) on an annual rolling target; Alberta (APEGA) on a competency plan and declaration; a certificate register for WA, SA, NT, Tasmania, Victoria, Ontario mining and Québec. Senior people often hold a mining ticket and an engineering licence at once, and each is tracked separately.
Requirements follow each scheme precisely - NSW group minimums, the General WHS cap, Learning from Disasters, the 40% single-year cap and no carry-over; Queensland's two-thirds-formal split, per-year category caps (coal and mineral) and per-activity limits; New Zealand's hours by grade, the 4-hour conference cap, restricted-activity caps and specialist-subject minimums. Holders with several tickets are combined the way each regulator requires.
Run many operations under one account, see the contractors on each site, and track people who move between them. Hold a ticket in more than one state or country at once, and record where it is recognised across borders.
Each holder gets a personal dashboard that turns a confusing five-year scheme into a simple picture: how many hours you’ve done, how many are left, and whether you’re ahead of pace.


A mine can’t operate without its statutory positions filled by valid ticket holders. Operators, contractors and councils see every worker they employ - across every site and state - sorted worst-first, so a lapsing ticket never takes you by surprise.
Most compliance tools show you a gap and leave you there. This one lets a ticket holder book the course that fills it - eLearning, a virtual classroom, a webinar or a face-to-face day - and on completion the hours and certificate post straight to their logbook, so their compliance updates itself.

Free to sign up, with no seat limit - add everyone you employ and see how your team’s compliance looks on day one.