1.0Workforce status
A single view shows which workers are cleared, which certifications are expiring, and who is blocked from deployment — resolved against what the task actually requires, not a generic checklist.
Worker clearance
Pesticide block · todayJ. Martinez
Pesticide handler · §6764
R. Lopez
Respirator fit · §5144
M. Garcia
Pesticide handler · §6764
A. Hernandez
Heat illness · §3395
Clearance resolves from training, certification, and respirator records
Individual status rolls up to the crew, so you know instantly whether a crew can be deployed or has gaps to close — before anyone drives to the ranch.
Crew readiness
LiveSalinas Harvest A
Table grapes · R. Alvarez
Firebaugh Field
Pesticide block · M. Santos
Madera Pruning
Respirator §5144 · J. Torres
Delano Thinning
HazCom · A. Reyes
2 crews have gaps to close before they can be deployed
Madera Pruning
Two workers are missing a respirator fit test, so the crew is not deployable to a §5144 task today.
Upcoming expirations surface automatically. Workers and supervisors are notified before the deadline, so a lapse is something you scheduled around rather than discovered.
Upcoming expirations
Next 30 daysForklift certification
4 workers · Madera Pruning
Respirator fit test
2 workers · Salinas Harvest A
Pesticide handler
6 workers · Firebaugh Field
Workers and supervisors notified before the deadline, not after
Why it matters
A certificate that lapses quietly is only discovered when a grower or an inspector asks for it.
The gap you find at the ranch is the one that already cost you the day.
The ask
“Show me this crew is cleared for the block before they start.”
Grower request
Your response
Cleared before the work starts.