Creating required safety checklist before job close

We're evaluating FieldPulse for our industrial maintenance division and have a critical compliance requirement. We need to ensure technicians cannot mark a work order as "Complete" until they have submitted a specific safety checklist.

Is this currently supported? If so, what is the recommended configuration approach to enforce this at the work order level rather than relying on technician discipline?

Our auditors will need to verify that the checklist was completed before closure, so any gaps in enforcement would be problematic.

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  • From a governance perspective, it is worth noting that required checklists create a system-enforced control that may satisfy certain regulatory frameworks (OSHA recordkeeping, ISO 45001) provided you:

    • Document the configuration in your quality management system
    • Establish retention policies for checklist data (FieldPulse retains indefinitely by default, but verify your contract)
    • Include checklist completion in your internal audit sampling

    It is also advisable to restrict the "Manage Checklist Templates" permission to a small group — uncontrolled template changes could inadvertently weaken your control. See Managing User Roles and Permissions for the specific permission matrix.

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  • From a governance perspective, it is worth noting that required checklists create a system-enforced control that may satisfy certain regulatory frameworks (OSHA recordkeeping, ISO 45001) provided you:

    • Document the configuration in your quality management system
    • Establish retention policies for checklist data (FieldPulse retains indefinitely by default, but verify your contract)
    • Include checklist completion in your internal audit sampling

    It is also advisable to restrict the "Manage Checklist Templates" permission to a small group — uncontrolled template changes could inadvertently weaken your control. See Managing User Roles and Permissions for the specific permission matrix.

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