A forklift card that expired in March. A CPR cert nobody checked. A CDL medical that's due Friday. Paste the crew and their cards. You get who lapses when, what each renewal actually takes (hours, cost, where), which cards never expire, and a reminder sheet for the wall — before the inspector or the insurer asks.
Free list
Names (or initials), each card, and the issue or expiry date you have. Unknown dates are fine — say 'unknown'.
Why this exists
Most small crews track cards in someone's head. One list, checked monthly, is the whole fix.
How it works
Names, cards, dates you have. Unknowns are flagged, not ignored.
30/60/90-day buckets, what each renewal takes (hours, typical cost, where), which cards never expire, and what's actually required for your trade.
A one-page reminder grid for the shop wall, and the list of unknown dates to chase this week.
Plans
For foremen and owner-operators. Training providers and unions license it with their classes as the 'renew here' link.
Saved roster, monthly reminder sheet, renewal checklist per card, and a printable compliance binder for inspectors and insurers.
Your classes as the 'renew here' link on every expiring card.
All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The free list never goes behind a paywall.
Common questions
Yes — the tool is free for one crew. The tool's own material doesn't say anything about storing what you paste, so we can't confirm what happens to your data one way or the other.
You can paste dates for OSHA 10/30, forklift, CPR/First Aid, CDL medical card, TWIC, EPA 608, rigging, and aerial lift cards. The tool sorts them by who's expiring in 30, 60, or 90 days, and flags which ones never expire.
It applies typical federal rules and common provider validity periods to the dates you type in. Your state, client, union, or insurer may require more than that, so confirm with the issuing provider before relying on it.
No. This is an informational tool based on public OSHA, DOT/FMCSA, EPA, and training-provider rules — it can't verify an actual card. It's not affiliated with OSHA or any agency, so treat it as a starting point, not confirmation.
You get one list showing who lapses when (30/60/90 days), the typical renewal length and cost for each cert, which cards never expire, and a printable reminder sheet for the wall. It works in English and Spanish.
Sí, la herramienta es gratuita para un equipo (crew). El material propio de la herramienta no menciona si lo que usted pega se almacena, así que no podemos confirmar qué sucede con esos datos.
Usted puede pegar fechas de OSHA 10/30, montacargas, CPR/Primeros Auxilios, tarjeta médica de CDL, TWIC, EPA 608, aparejamiento (rigging) y plataforma aérea. La herramienta las organiza según quién vence en 30, 60 o 90 días, y señala cuáles nunca vencen.
La herramienta aplica reglas federales típicas y los períodos de validez comunes de los proveedores a las fechas que usted ingresa. Su estado, cliente, sindicato o aseguradora pueden exigir más, así que confirme con el proveedor emisor antes de confiar en ese dato.
No. Esta es una herramienta informativa basada en reglas públicas de OSHA, DOT/FMCSA, EPA y proveedores de capacitación; no puede verificar una tarjeta real. No está afiliada a OSHA ni a ninguna agencia, así que trátela como un punto de partida, no como confirmación oficial.
Usted recibe una sola lista que muestra quién vence y cuándo (30/60/90 días), la duración y el costo típico de renovación de cada certificación, cuáles tarjetas nunca vencen, y una hoja de recordatorio para imprimir y pegar en la pared. Funciona en inglés y en español.
Built by the same team, free to try.