Industries
SE serves five core verticals. The shape of the platform — connected hazards, incidents, observations, equipment, claims, and policies — is the same in each one. What differs is which capabilities a buyer leans on, which regulatory regimes their establishments fall under, and which workflows their day actually walks through. Below: the deep dives we've published so far.
OSHA 1910 General Industry. ISO 45001 audit prep. PSM/RMP threshold monitoring against 50 EPA highly hazardous chemicals. LOTO event tracking with critical-inspection auto-lockout. Multi-shift incident timing analysis. Disciplinary letter consistency across plants.
Read the manufacturing walk-through →Multi-state OSHA recordkeeping. EMR trending across policy years. Subcontractor credentialing. Mobile superintendent reporting via voice capture. OSHA 1926 vs. 1910 classification. State FROI auto-generation for all 50 states.
Read the construction walk-through →Patient-handling injury management with clinical-role RTW workflow. Bloodborne pathogen + sharps + PEP cascade tied to 1910.1030 Sharps Injury Log. Workplace-violence (Type II) classification with Joint Commission readiness. USP <800> hazardous-drug compliance with Designated Person workflow. Multi-site IDN coordination across Joint Commission + CMS + state-plan OSHAs.
Read the healthcare walk-through →Five mining-specific hazard categories ship today — Ground Stability, Blasting, Mine Gas, Underground Ventilation, Heavy Mining Equipment — alongside the multi-jurisdiction workflow that already hosts federal OSHA, state plans, NL, and UK and is the basis for MSHA support. The MSHA-specific framework — Part 50 quarterly Form 7000-1, 15-minute notification window, Blasting + Ground Disturbance WAPs, Emergency SDS lookup — is on the roadmap.
Read the mining & energy walk-through →Powered industrial truck compliance. Dock Operations and PIT WAP permit types. 4 warehouse-specific hazard templates (forklift battery hydrogen, racking collapse, dock trailer separation, conveyor caught-in). DOT HMR / ANSI/RMI MH16.1 regulatory standards. Storage capacity enforcement.
Read the logistics & warehousing walk-through →SE's platform is industry-agnostic at the data layer — the verticals above are where we've gone deep on regulatory + workflow specifics. A demo walks through your day regardless of which vertical you'd map to.