From manual reporting to real-time compliance clarity
Hobart Airport had outgrown its safety recording systems, which couldn’t develop or expand. Multiple systems and manual processes made audit readiness and real-time, cross-department visibility difficult.
By centralising reporting in OneReg - using configurable forms, user groups, a single landing page with quick links, and automated workflows - Hobart Airport achieved real-time compliance visibility and a significant reduction in reporting time. Teams now engage more confidently, managers gain oversight without chasing updates, and critical processes like airside permits and maintenance are fully traceable.
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Users Live
850
Industry
Airport
Annual passenger movements
2.8 million
Operations footprint
Commercial passenger, freight, charter, aeromedical, rotary wing, Antarctic flights
Strategic imperative
Embed compliance into day-to-day operations
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Located 17km from Hobart’s CBD in Cambridge, Hobart Airport (Tasmania’s primary gateway) operates as a medium-sized regional airport focused on safety, efficiency, and sustainability. In addition to domestic and international passenger and freight services, the airport supports charter, aeromedical, rotary wing and Antarctic flights. With growth underway, a completed airfield upgrade and a terminal expansion set to add gates and carousels, the airport needed a scalable, configurable approach to compliance and operational oversight.
Hobart Airport’s safety, contractor, and operational data lived across multiple systems and spreadsheets. Reporting formats were inconsistent; key workflows lacked end-toend traceability. Manual processes led to duplicate entry and slow decision-making. Specific pressure points included the airside vehicle permit process and linking serviceability reports to corrective maintenance, both of which demanded better control and audit-ability.
Hobart Airport selected OneReg for its aviation-ready capabilities: real-time dashboards, centralised reporting, configurable forms, checklist and robust document control. The implementation placed minimal onus on Hobart Airport’s teams. OneReg handled technical integration and migrated existing data - accelerating time to value. The platform’s data access for analytics and reporting aligned with Hobart Airport’s broader goals around sustainability, infrastructure growth, and transparency.
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Hobart Airport defined clear objectives for a modern compliance platform: centralise reporting, improve audit readiness, enhance engagement, and reduce administrative burden. Hobart Airport also required a single system for compliance reporting, configurable to local needs, with automated workflows and strong document/form control.
Teams submit reports via configurable forms tailored to Hobart Airport’s needs. User groups route notifications to the right stakeholders. Dashboards provide a live picture of occurrences, tasks, inspections, and evidence. Reporting links directly to tasks/inspections to maintain traceability. A central landing page and quick links consolidate daily operational requirements in one place.
Hobart Airport’s Safety & Compliance team led the rollout with support from IT and operational leads (Head of Risk and Safety, Head of Operations, Operations Compliance Coordinator). OneReg managed technical integration and set up the environment using Hobart Airport’s existing data. Training prioritised a single landing page with quick links, user groups for precise notifications and permissions, and clear reporting pathways.
Automated forms launched from a central landing page plus customisable auto-reporting resulted in hours of manual work saved and accuracy improved.
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