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CochlearCert

OSHA audiogram compliance so airtight your lawyers will cry tears of joy

CochlearCert ingests raw audiogram data from occupational health clinics and automatically flags standard threshold shifts before your HSE team even finishes their morning coffee. It scores hearing loss risk per worker, per job site, and per shift pattern, then generates the OSHA 300A logs nobody wants to fill out by hand. Built for mining, heavy manufacturing, and anyone who runs equipment that makes safety regulators visibly uncomfortable.

Features

  • Automatic standard threshold shift detection across full audiometric datasets
  • Processes up to 14,000 audiogram records per hour without breaking a sweat
  • Native sync with OHM Solutions and ClinicTracker for zero-friction clinic data ingestion
  • Per-worker, per-site, and per-shift-pattern risk scoring with configurable severity thresholds
  • OSHA 300A log generation. One click. Done.

Supported Integrations

Salesforce Health Cloud, ClinicTracker, OHM Solutions, PulseOHS, OSHA RK ETS API, WorkdayHR, AudiLink, SafetySync Pro, BioVault, NetSuite, PagerDuty, NeuroSync

Architecture

CochlearCert runs as a set of independently deployable microservices behind a single API gateway, with each ingestion pipeline isolated so a bad clinic feed never poisons the rest of the system. Audiogram records are persisted in MongoDB, which handles the document-per-worker model better than anything I tried before it. Hot risk scores and shift-pattern aggregates are cached long-term in Redis so the dashboard stays fast regardless of how many sites you're running. The OSHA report generation layer is its own process — fully stateless, fully deterministic, always correct.

Status

🟢 Production. Actively maintained.

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.

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