NASPO Certified
NASPO Certified
US manufacturers run some of the most heavily regulated, equipment-dense operations in the country, and the gap between a paper-based inspection program and a digital one shows up fast on the plant floor. A missed lockout tagout check, an overdue machine guard inspection, or an equipment fault that never got logged doesn’t stay a small problem, it becomes a line stoppage, an OSHA citation, or a workplace injury. Field Eagle gives manufacturing operations teams a single platform to run safety inspections, equipment audits, and compliance documentation across every plant, with every finding timestamped, every corrective action tracked to closeout, and every compliance record retrievable the moment an auditor asks for it. AI Preventative Maintenance, built in house by the Field Eagle team rather than layered on from a third party tool, reads through inspection history on your production equipment and flags the kind of gradual drift that precedes a failure, before it takes a line down.
Tablet-based and fully offline. OSHA and EPA aligned compliance documentation. NASPO ValuePoint approved.
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A manufacturing facility runs on interlocking systems, machines, safety programs, quality checks, and maintenance schedules, where a gap in any one of them creates risk in the others. Here’s where Field Eagle fits into that operation.
Scheduled machine safety checks, guarding verification, and lockout tagout compliance checks are built into standardized digital forms that every inspector on every shift follows the same way. Findings are tied to the specific asset record, so a recurring fault on one machine shows up as a pattern instead of a series of disconnected incident reports. Photos, measurements, and pass/fail conditions are captured directly on the tablet at the machine, not reconstructed from memory back at a desk.
OSHA general industry checklists, fire safety and emergency equipment checks, environmental compliance walkthroughs, and facility-wide audits all run through the same structured workflow. Every completed audit generates a clean, timestamped record automatically, so when an OSHA inspector or an internal compliance team asks for documentation, it's already organized and searchable instead of scattered across binders and shared drives.
Traditional preventative maintenance runs on a fixed calendar, every 30 days regardless of actual equipment condition. Field Eagle builds maintenance schedules around real inspection history instead, so a machine showing early wear gets flagged for attention sooner, and equipment running well doesn't get pulled for maintenance it doesn't need. That shift alone is often what separates a scheduled repair from an unplanned line stoppage.
Manufacturers running more than one plant need the same inspection standard applied consistently across every site, not five different processes depending on who's running each facility. Field Eagle standardizes forms and reporting across every plant in a group, so corporate compliance and operations leadership can compare condition, completion rates, and open corrective actions across sites from one dashboard instead of chasing separate spreadsheets from each plant manager.
Production line quality checks, incoming material inspections, and defect tracking all run through the same platform as safety and compliance inspections, so quality data doesn't live in a separate system disconnected from everything else happening on the floor.
Yes. Field Eagle maintains OSHA aligned inspection records automatically, including machine guarding, lockout tagout, and general industry safety checklists under 29 CFR 1910, retrievable instantly whenever an audit or inspection requires them.
Yes. Field Eagle manages inspection programs across unlimited facilities from one central platform. Plant managers and corporate compliance teams can compare inspection completion rates, open corrective actions, and equipment condition scores across every site from a single dashboard, rather than piecing together separate reports from each plant.
Yes. Field Eagle’s own AI Preventative Maintenance, built in house rather than added on from a third party tool, compares new inspection results against each piece of equipment’s own history and flags anomalies, such as a bearing or motor trending toward failure, before they cause a production stoppage.
Yes. Field Eagle runs fully offline on a tablet, so inspections in areas with poor connectivity, basements, warehouses, or shielded equipment rooms, still get captured in full, with photos and data syncing automatically once the device reconnects.
Yes. Safety audits, equipment inspections, preventative maintenance checks, and production line quality inspections all run through the same platform, so a plant isn’t managing separate disconnected systems for each function.
Every inspection completed in Field Eagle is timestamped, evidence-backed, and stored centrally, so compliance documentation is already organized and searchable when an auditor asks for it, instead of being reconstructed from paper records or scattered files under time pressure.
For manufacturers managing inspections across several US plants, or a single facility trying to move off paper checklists and spreadsheets, Field Eagle gives operations, safety, and compliance teams one system that covers the full inspection lifecycle, from the checklist an inspector fills out on the floor to the compliance record an auditor reviews months later.
