Every vehicle assembly line is driven by a ready workforce.

A vehicle assembly plant moves only as fast as the people working it. One expired medical clearance, missing qualification, or unavailable operator can ripple across an entire facility.

OEMs and suppliers use PureEHS to keep employees qualified before the next shift begins.

HAZARDS

Speed creates high risk.

High-speed automotive manufacturing exposes employees to repetitive motion, hazardous machinery, excessive noise, chemicals, and powered vehicles. Keeping production moving requires disciplined employee health, training, and medical surveillance programs.

workplace injuries and illnesses reported across U.S. motor vehicle manufacturing in 2024. (BLS)

OSHA-recordable injuries and illnesses occurred per 100 workers in automobile manufacturing. (BLS)

of workers in manufacturing are exposed to hazardous workplace noise. (CDC/NIOSH)

OUTCOMES THAT MATTER

Wins to expect.

Ensure qualified employees are ready before every shift.
Onboard production employees faster while maintaining compliance.
Monitor repetitive-motion injuries common in assembly operations.
Automate surveillance, training and documentation.
Manage testing and follow-up for high-noise environments.
Verify workforce qualifications before entering production areas.
Centralize medical, training and compliance documentation.

"When you have thousands of people rotating through weld cells, paint operations and high-noise areas, you can't afford to lose track of surveillance requirements. Now we know every program is being managed the way it should be."

Corporate Director of EHS

at an automotive OEM

FAQs

Here are some common questions from automotive manufacturers about PureEHS.

How do you keep medical surveillance on track for thousands of production employees?

When surveillance programs are spread across multiple systems, something eventually gets missed. PureEHS automates scheduling, tracks recurring exams and gives plant leadership a clear picture into employee compliance for all of your production facilities.

Paint operations create unique respirator requirements. How do you manage them?

Respirator programs are most effective when everything lives together. PureEHS connects medical evaluations, fit testing, clearances and follow-up requirements, making it easy for you to verify which employees are qualified before starting any paint operation.

How can we verify contractor readiness before a plant shutdown?

Plant shutdowns and maintenance outages often bring hundreds of contractors on-site to perform specialized work. We recommend requiring all contractors to complete required documentation, training and medical clearance before arriving on site. We’ve made it easy for your supervisors to have immediate access to approved contractor qualification status, this way shutdowns start on schedule without unnecessary delays at the gate.

Can your system help us simplify our hearing conservation programs?

Yes, consistency matters. PureEHS can standardize your hearing conservation programs for all your facilities so that your local teams can see testing schedules, follow-up actions and employee compliance without maintaining separate tracking systems.

Can production employees update certifications through your self-service portal?

Absolutely. It’s common for automotive manufacturers to require their employees to complete medical questionnaires, provide documentation, acknowledge policies or review return-to-work instructions before beginning assigned work. Our employee portal provides an easy and secure way to complete these tasks online, reducing paperwork, improving data accuracy and giving your EHS and HR teams immediate access to the information they need.