Industries / Manufacturing & Industrial
Manufacturing compliance built around the way your sites actually operate.
Your sites have their own equipment, hazards, quality controls, buyer commitments, and operating history. Porticus learns the procedures, controls, and evidence behind that work, then maps them across the requirements that apply.
See what can be reused, what needs review, and what needs to change without forcing every site into a generic system.
The problem
One control can matter in several places. Most systems still keep it in one.
Manufacturing compliance crosses the factory floor and the back office: safety, quality, environmental controls, maintenance, training, supplier requirements, buyer audits, certifications, and site differences.
The same underlying control may support several obligations, but procedures, evidence, and renewal work often sit in separate systems. A changed requirement becomes a manual investigation, even where most of the work already exists.
Start with the sites you run
Porticus learns your operation before it maps the obligations.
Porticus connects this operating reality to relevant safety, quality, environmental, commercial, and certification obligations. It shows what already applies, what needs review, and what needs to change.
Manufacturing answers grounded in your current QMS
What is the approved lockout process for this equipment?
Review the current procedure, linked hazard controls, and required records for lockout steps and verification.
Source: Equipment Lockout Procedure
Answers are grounded in your current QMS. Your team remains responsible for review and action.
Connected work
Keep the underlying work connected across the operation.
Chemical handling
A chemical register, handling procedure, staff training record, and verification activity may support safety, environmental, quality, and buyer requirements. Porticus maps the relationship and identifies what needs changing when a product, process, or requirement changes.
Equipment calibration and maintenance
A maintenance or calibration record may support product quality, safe operation, buyer assurance, and audit evidence. Porticus links that record to the controls and requirements it supports, rather than leaving it in an isolated maintenance system.
Relevant compliance areas
Focus on the requirements that shape the factory floor.
The programme reflects your sites, products, processes, and buyers.
Standards our AI has already processed for manufacturers - and any others you bring.
Workplace Safety
- • Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 / WorkSafe NZ (NZ)
- • Work Health and Safety Act 2011 / Safe Work Australia (AU)
- • ISO 45001 (Global)
- • EU OSH Directives
- • OSHA (US)
Environmental
- • Resource Management Act 1991 / EPA NZ (NZ)
- • Protection of the Environment Operations Act (AU)
- • ISO 14001 (Global)
- • PFAS (Global)
- • EU REACH
- • EPA / CAA / RCRA (US)
- • Local environmental laws (Global)
Quality
- • ISO 9001 (Global)
- • GMP (Global)
- • IATF 16949 (Automotive)
- • AS9100 (Aerospace)
- • Customer audits
Cybersecurity
- • ISO 27001 (Global)
- • SOC 2 (US/Global)
- • NIST CSF (Global)
- • National frameworks (Global)
Employment
- • Employment Relations Act 2000 / Holidays Act (NZ)
- • Fair Work Act 2009 (AU)
- • Multi-country employment (Global)
- • Pay equity & transparency (Global)
- • AI hiring regulations (Global)
Customer-Specific
- • Proprietary audits
- • Supply chain due diligence
- • Sustainability (Global)
Your standard or certification scheme isn't listed? Our AI reads the source text of any standard, regulation, or certification scheme and builds a complete, connected programme. We add it before you go live.
For consultants
Keep the programme you build working between engagements.
Use Porticus to produce reviewed gap reports, deliver changes faster, and keep the programme connected to the client's day-to-day operation after the formal project ends.
Keep your clients' compliance programmes working between visits.
Porticus reduces re-setup work, preserves the knowledge you create, and helps you serve more clients or focus on higher-value advice.
Choose a white-label, managed service, or referral partnership.