An approved arrangement site has to show its work. Every consignment under biosecurity control needs a record an officer can follow, every person who handles those goods needs current accreditation or direct supervision, and regular audits can arrive with or without notice. OpsChase keeps those records on one board for every depot, warehouse and treatment site you run, so an audit is a search, not a scramble.
- Consignment step records — inspections, cleans, treatments, storage moves and disposal recorded against the consignment, container or bay, with the entry, permit or bill of lading number, the accredited person, the time and the photos.
- Training and induction records — accredited person training, re-accreditation and site inductions on each staff profile, flagged before someone without current accreditation is rostered onto biosecurity work.
- Records kept for years — jobs, photos, sign-offs and training history stay on the site, not in a supervisor’s folder, for as long as your conditions and your business need them.
- Audit-ready packs — export a consignment, a site-week or a contractor visit with every step, timestamp, certificate and the training or licence status on the day.
Your pest control, cleaning, fumigation, waste and facilities contractors are imported per site, with licence, public liability, induction and site-access details on file for each contractor, so your team can check them before booking. Work requests come in from the floor, go to your own team or your contractor and are followed up until they confirm, attend and upload proof: the treatment record, photos and sign-off land on the job before it closes.
Container movements and releases stay in your freight and depot systems; OpsChase keeps the biosecurity evidence around them. Book a demo with your site list, your class conditions and your contractor book, and we’ll map your record and training requirements onto one flow.
The audit arrives without notice
Regular and probation audits can be unannounced. The records an officer asks for sit across a freight system, a shared drive and a supervisor’s notebook.
Training records live in someone’s inbox
Goods under biosecurity control must be handled by an accredited person or under their direct supervision. Proving who finished which training, and when, means digging through certificates and email.
Contractor visits leave no trail
Pest control, cleaning, fumigation and waste contractors attend, but the treatment record and photos arrive late or not at all, and nobody checked their licence was current on the day.
Records have to outlast the people who kept them
Conditions set a minimum time to keep records. When the supervisor who kept the folder leaves, the history leaves with them.
- Does OpsChase replace our freight or depot system?
- No. Container movements, entries and releases stay where they are. OpsChase keeps the biosecurity steps around them: who inspected, cleaned or treated what and when, with the photos and who signed off, plus your training and contractor records.
- How do we keep accredited person training records?
- Each staff profile holds their accredited person training, in-house training attendance and site inductions, with a completion date and a re-accreditation date where there is one. Anyone without current accreditation is flagged before they are rostered onto biosecurity work.
- What do we show an officer at an unannounced audit?
- Search the site, the consignment or the date and open the record: each step, who did it, the timestamps, photos and certificates. Export it as a pack if the officer wants a copy. OpsChase is not a government system and doesn’t lodge anything with the department; it keeps your own records ready to show.
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