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Document validation for contractors and workers

Document validation means confirming that each document is authentic, legible, in date and suited to the requirement it meets. Receiving the file is not enough: it has to prove what the organisation requires.

In brief

What to check in each document

An insurance policy that is still in date may not cover the actual activity. Validation requires clear criteria and knowledge of the context.

01

Type and requirement

The document matches the requirement set for the company, the worker or the activity.

02

Issuer, holder and dates

The issuing body, the holder, the issue date and the expiry date match what is required.

03

Scope

Covered activities, sums insured or type of training suited to the actual role.

04

Integrity and consistency

A legible file, with no signs of tampering and consistent with the other documents from the same company or worker.

Knowledge

Articles on document validation

Criteria, evidence and the role of AI in HSE document review.

How AISP helps

Specialist teams validating on your behalf

AISP validates company and worker documentation against the requirements you set, with AI support for reading and classification. In ambiguous cases, a person always makes the decision.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

How should you communicate a rejection?

With a clearly explained reason, so that the contractor can correct it first time.

What record should you keep of each validation?

Who validated it, when and against which criterion. Audits require that evidence.

Can artificial intelligence validate on its own?

AI helps to read dates and classify documents. However, in ambiguous cases the final decision rests with a person.

Who validates your contractors' documentation today?

Show us your requirements. We will show you how AISP validates them, with clear criteria and audit-ready evidence.