Your Palmdale shop's welder certs and ITAR training live in a binder, and an auditor wants to see them by name and date

A competency-and-cert tracking core typically runs $30k to $55k, an LMS with course delivery and expiry alerts $50k to $80k, and a full system linked to HR and scheduling $75k to $140k. The cost is driven by competency and expiry tracking and the HR integration, not by how many courses you host.

Because they are course-delivery platforms that think in enrollments and completions, not industrial compliance records with qualifications, dates, and expiries retrievable by name. An AS9100 auditor wants competency currency per person, and a lapsing welding or safety cert needs to gate work, which a course platform does not do. A custom LMS manages the record, not just the lesson.

Yes. The system tracks each qualification's expiry and alerts you ahead of time so renewals are scheduled before a cert lapses. That prevents the situation where a welder is assigned to a job whose qualification quietly expired, which is both a compliance failure and a safety risk.

Yes. Required training like ITAR export-control awareness and Cal/OSHA and heat-illness modules is delivered and recorded, with currency tracked per employee. Proving that everyone touching controlled work has current ITAR training, and that summer-floor crews have current heat-illness training, becomes a report rather than a manual check.

Yes, when connected to your HR system. An expired qualification can flag or block scheduling someone onto work that requires it, so eligibility reflects current training in real time. Connecting the LMS to scheduling is what turns training from a binder into an active safeguard.

Plan on 10 to 18 weeks to production, with a competency-and-cert tracking core live in 8 to 12 weeks. The HR and scheduling integration and audit reporting extend a fuller build. We start with the record and expiry tracking since that addresses the most immediate audit exposure.

Yes. The system reports training and competency currency by person and requirement, so an AS9100 surveillance audit becomes a report you run instead of a binder you reconstruct. Retrievable-by-name currency is exactly what an assessor asks for and what a paper system struggles to produce reliably.

Yes. The LMS can host and deliver courses and quizzes for ITAR awareness, safety, and job skills, recording completion alongside the qualification records. Delivery plus record-keeping in one place means a completed course automatically updates the person's currency, closing the gap between training and tracking.

You own it, with a support arrangement covering content updates, new competency requirements, and integration health as your AS9100, ITAR, or Cal/OSHA obligations evolve. Because requirements change, having the tracking logic in code you control means updates are maintained. A retainer sized to the build covers this ongoing work.

Digital Heroes builds custom LMS software systems for operators who have outgrown the off-the-shelf tools in their category. A team of more than 50 specialists has delivered over 2,000 projects since 2017. Teams work from New York, London, Sydney, Delhi and Lucknow and deliver remotely, so an operator in Palmdale gets an assigned senior team rather than a local account manager.

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