Compare
Built for manufacturers, not a generic safety app
Plenty of safety apps are built to work for every industry at once — retail, offices, construction, hospitality. That breadth comes at a price: none of it is shaped for a manufacturing floor. Ardmor is built for Victorian manufacturers specifically, and grounded in Victorian OHS law.
| The Ardmor Hub | Generic safety apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit for a manufacturing floor | Plant, SDS, maintenance and production built in | A generic template you bend to fit |
| Grounded in the right law | Victorian OHS Act 2004 & Regulations 2017 | Generic or overseas frameworks |
| Maintenance & plant reliability | A full CMMS — schedules, parts, breakdowns | Usually a separate tool, or none |
| Set-up and support | A local team that can run it with you | A help centre and a chat box |
| One system, not five | Safety, compliance, maintenance & people together | Point tools that don't talk |
| Priced for an SME | Flat per-site, unlimited workers | Per-seat pricing that punishes growth |
The floor is different
Machine guarding, SDS on the bench, plant registration, pre-starts, breakdowns — a generic app treats these as add-ons. For a manufacturer they're the main event, so they're built in.
Local, and legally right
Being grounded in the Victorian OHS Act and Regulations isn't a setting to toggle — it's baked into how the Hub prompts you, so you're aligned with the law that actually applies to you.
A team, not just a login
The biggest difference isn't a feature. It's that Ardmor can set the system up, run it for you, or hand you the keys — a generic app just gives you the keys and wishes you luck.
Common questions
We already use a generic tool — can we switch?
Yes, and your Ardmor advisor helps you migrate your registers so nothing is lost. Most teams find they replace two or three separate tools with one.
Do you cover maintenance as well as safety?
Yes — a full maintenance system (CMMS) with schedules, plant register, parts and breakdown tracking is part of the Hub, not a bolt-on.
Is it only for large manufacturers?
No — it's built for small and mid-size Victorian manufacturers (roughly 10–150 staff), priced flat per site with unlimited workers.
See it on your own site
Start free on the Hub today, or book a site assessment and we'll show you exactly where you stand.