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Corrective Actions

Address issues before they turn into costly violations

Corrective actions have never been more efficient and organized

Routine inspections of industrial facilities are required under stormwater, SPCC, and hazardous materials permits. Not only do inspections need to be properly documented, but any deficiencies identified need to be marked for corrective action and follow. With the large amount of documentation involved in environmental compliance, using traditional methods to manage corrective actions like binders or notebooks is no longer enough. Paper gets lost, files are difficult to store, and locating and accessing the most up-to-date data is rarely easy.

Fortunately, Mapistry is solving this problem. We’re empowering facilities to digitally log, manage, and track corrective actions from a single dashboard that’s available via the web, smartphone or tablet device anywhere, anytime.

Never let corrective actions go unnoticed again

With the ever-present problem of environmental compliance risk, it’s essential for companies to enhance the way they track and manage corrective actions. Without a digital workflow, facilities frequently deal with breakdowns in communications where problems are logged and forgotten about or the message gets lost all together.

Mapistry’s digital workflow helps you eliminate all of this worry and hassle. Staff uses a single interface to record inspections and immediately generate and assign corrective actions. Therefore, when problems arise — including spills, dumpster leakage, improper waste storage, or other general maintenance issues — owners are clearly designated and notified and project stakeholders can track and analyze corrective action follow-up from centralized analytics interface. Ultimately, by enabling Mapistry to digitally-store the entire lifecycle of your compliance workflow, you have a central repository for project information which significantly saves staff time and eliminates the risk of letting violations go unsolved or undocumented.