COR audit software

Make audit evidence easier to find before audit week.

Use a Strawboss walkthrough to evaluate how inspections, training records, incidents, documents, corrective actions, and source evidence should connect for COR audit preparation.

COR audit preparation is often a scramble because the evidence exists but lives in too many places. A safety manager may have inspections in one folder, training in another, incident files in email, and corrective actions in a spreadsheet.

Use the walkthrough to build a cleaner evidence model.

Instead of building the audit file at the end, the walkthrough can map how source records should stay connected as work happens. Inspections, FLHAs, JHAs, incidents, training records, document drafts, signatures, and actions should all be reviewed for search, review, and export needs.

That matters because audits are not only about whether a document exists. They are about whether the safety system is operating: hazards identified, actions assigned, workers trained, incidents investigated, and follow-up completed.

Use Strawboss before the audit crunch

  • Map current forms and records into an evidence model.
  • Review missing or stale records before they become audit gaps.
  • Define how corrective actions should connect to the records that created them.
  • Confirm source evidence and document history export needs.

Strawboss is not a substitute for a qualified COR auditor or legal advice. The walkthrough goal is to keep proof organized enough to review before the deadline.

Earlier gap finding

Define how missing inspections, stale records, or unresolved actions should surface while there is still time to fix them.

Connected proof

Map how source records should attach to documents, actions, workers, projects, and review status.

Cleaner exports

Confirm what evidence packages need to be assembled from records your team has been building all along.

Start with one audit pressure point.

Bring the records you usually scramble to assemble and we will map the evidence trail.