Yes, EHS software can help supervisors see worker readiness by showing whether employees and contractors have completed required training, certifications, orientations, acknowledgements, medical or fit-for-duty requirements, and assigned safety tasks. Supervisors can use dashboards or worker profiles to confirm readiness before assigning work, granting site access, or approving high-risk tasks. For U.S. high-risk industries, this visibility is important because missing training or expired certifications can increase injury risk and create compliance exposure. Worker readiness tools help supervisors make better daily decisions and reduce reliance on memory, spreadsheets, or manual record checks.