Award Winning Results
Workforce Readiness is the Rule.
Built for Industries Where Real Work Gets Done.
Your organization already mandates orientations, briefings, and safety requirements. The gap isn't policy — it's enforcement at scale. LUMA1 turns readiness from a site-level expectation into an enterprise operating standard, creating defensible records without disrupting operations.
"Across industries — from manufacturing to construction —
LUMA1 turns safety training into clarity, consistency, and confidence."
Your Requirements Exist.
Consistent Enforcement Doesn't.
In high-risk industries, site access and task authorization should be conditional on confirmed readiness. But enforcement breaks down when it relies on supervisors, paper systems, or contractor self certification - especially for contractors and temporary workers.
LUMA1 turns readiness from a best effort into an enforceable operating standard.
Enforced Readiness - Not Post Incident Documentation.
LUMA1 delivers readiness requirements at the point of need (before shift, before task, before entry). Workers complete short, clear readiness steps on their phone. Acknowledgement and understanding is required — and recorded — before work begins.
Set Enterprise Standards. Enforce Locally.
Define readiness requirements centrally by site, role, or contractor scope. LUMA1 ensures consistent enforcement across distributed operations — including joint ventures and temporary help.
Point-of-need Delivery — in Their Language.
Use short video, briefings, SOPs, and site updates as readiness inputs. Deliver by QR, link, or schedule, and translate/voice in 70+ languages so requirements are understood and acknowledged.
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A System of Record
for Readiness.
Live dashboards show enforcement status across your operation: who's cleared, who's overdue, where gaps exist. Export audit-ready records with timestamps, device data, and acknowledgement evidence.
Built for Frontline Realities.
On-site, offline, remote, or contractor-managed — LUMA1 works where enterprise systems fail and where risk exposure actually occurs. s on.
