Most machinery compliance processes can confirm a form was completed, a rating was assigned, a file was stored.

What they can't always tell you is whether that same record would hold up if an auditor walked onto your site today.

This self-assessment walks through the things an auditor is most likely to ask for, risk assessment records, service and maintenance history, incident follow-up, and inspection sign-off, and scores your fleet against each one, so you know exactly where you stand before anyone else asks.

What you get:

• The things an auditor actually asks for on-site, and how to tell if you could produce them today

• A simple scoring system to see exactly where your own fleet stands, across risk assessments, service history, incident follow-up and sign-off

• Why assessor consistency matters as much as the assessment itself, and how one subjective process creates fleet-wide exposure

• What ‘audit-ready’ actually means when compliance is proven and visible, not just filed away until the next review

• Real proof from Downer's own plant team, who closed this exact gap in their plant risk assessment process