Visitor management for
manufacturing and defense.
Plants and defense facilities move a constant stream of contractors, suppliers, and inspectors through controlled areas governed by ITAR, EAR, and strict safety rules. LogBook360 screens foreign nationals and denied parties, enforces safety briefings and NDAs, and keeps the export-control and safety records auditors require.
Controlled tech, controlled access, real consequences
An undocumented foreign-national visit to a controlled area is an export-control violation. A contractor injured without a logged safety briefing is an OSHA finding. Paper sign-in covers neither.
Gate-level control for export and safety compliance
LogBook360 enforces screening, agreements, and safety steps before anyone reaches the floor, then preserves the evidence for export-control and safety audits.
Screening, safety, and NDAs, before the floor
LogBook360 runs the full compliance gauntlet at check-in so no one reaches a controlled area without being screened, briefed, and under agreement, with every step time-stamped and stored.
- Foreign-national flag drives access-zone restrictions
- Safety induction & PPE acknowledgment per visit
- ITAR / EAR acknowledgments stored with each record
Mapped to export-control and safety frameworks
LogBook360 produces the screening and safety evidence manufacturers and defense contractors are audited against.
Frequently asked questions
How does LogBook360 support ITAR compliance for visitors?
LogBook360 flags foreign-national visitors at check-in, screens against denied-party and restricted lists, captures ITAR/EAR acknowledgments and NDAs before a badge is issued, and restricts access to controlled areas, keeping a tamper-evident record of every step for export-control audits.
Can it require a safety briefing before a contractor enters the plant?
Yes. You can require a documented safety induction and PPE acknowledgment at check-in. Each contractor's confirmation is timestamped and stored with their visit, giving you OSHA-ready evidence for every entry.
How does it screen foreign-national visitors?
Visitors declare nationality at check-in, and LogBook360 screens against denied-party and restricted lists. Foreign-national status can automatically trigger access-zone restrictions and escort requirements before entry is granted.
Does it work across multiple gates and shifts?
Yes. LogBook360 handles high contractor turnover across multiple gates with centralized policy, removing the gatehouse bottleneck while keeping one consistent screening and safety record.
Lock down the gate, not the schedule
See how LogBook360 enforces screening, safety, and NDAs at check-in while keeping export-ready records.