What TrainWorthy does.

Every course cites the clause or rule it came from, in numbers and our own words.

For: The person who has to get the crew trained

A course, hands-on practice, and a qualified trainer who watched the demonstration and signed it.

It issues a record of what was taught, what was practised and who verified it.

For: Whoever an inspector asks

Questions that show the material was understood, not that a video finished playing.

Adapt a catalog course to your own policies, equipment and site rules.

For: The employer whose site rules are not the generic ones

A shop owner writes a course for their own press brake or their own process, walks it in the real player, publishes it and assigns it.

For: The shop owner who knows the machine better than any catalog course could

A public badge page and a verifiable certificate. Badge PINs let people without an email address open their own training on a shared screen by scanning their card.

For: The stranger checking a certificate, and the worker with no email address

A review queue brings each course back on a schedule, reads every course you have registered including the ones you wrote, and says plainly if it is only showing part of the list.