Built for the EHS Manager whose day is shaped by OSHA 1910, ISO 45001, and three plants running 24/7.

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The 300 log generates itself, all year.

A guided 6-step Recordability Wizard codifies 29 CFR 1904.7 with cited reasoning on every determination and an audit-trailed override path when the field call differs. Form 300 / 300A / 301 generate from live incident data — there is no annual compilation; the log is current the moment the latest case closes.

OSHA ITA electronic submission, the annual 300A posting workflow with digital signature attestation, and severe-injury reporting countdowns (1904.39) ship in the same surface. The state-plan registry covers all 22 state-plan jurisdictions plus federal OSHA — pick the right Form 300 variant by establishment automatically.

~31 hours → ~2 hours

Typical annual compilation time at a 3-plant manufacturer.

22 state plans + federal

Form 300 variants resolved automatically per establishment.

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1910.147-compliant LOTO with critical-inspection auto-lockout.

Energy-isolation procedures with 7 energy-source types, shutdown / isolation / verification / restoration steps, authorized personnel, and per-lockout-event audit trail. Critical-item failures on an equipment inspection auto-create the lockout event and flip the asset to non-operational until a qualified user clears it.

The full equipment lifecycle — inspections, calibration, parts inventory, fuel logs, downtime codes, operator-certification gating, fleet dashboard with 18 KPIs (MTBF / MTTR / PM compliance / OEE / cost-per-operating-hour) — lives in the same surface, so the LOTO event traces back to the asset, the asset to the inspection that triggered it, and the inspection to the operator whose check found the fault.

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SDS, inventory, PSM/RMP, HazCom — one surface.

AI-powered SDS extraction reads all 16 GHS sections from uploaded PDFs into a typed record — signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statements, pictograms, and the Section 4/5/6/8 content the rest of the platform quotes from. Chemical inventory tracks every product per site / department / storage location. PSM threshold monitoring cross-references EPA highly hazardous chemicals on the 29 CFR 1910.119 Appendix A list against live inventory; the daily monitoring job notifies the right roles when on-site quantity crosses a threshold and auto-creates the matching filing obligation.

SARA Tier II and Form R filings auto-draft from live inventory data — not a spreadsheet. Storage-compatibility checking against DOT 49 CFR 173 + NFPA 30/400 + OSHA 1910.106 segregation rules flags incompatible pairs whenever they share a storage location. A spill-response panel surfaces SDS Section 4/5/6/8 content + the CERCLA RQ check the moment a chemical incident is logged. A mobile-first SDS view sized for arm's-length reading on a phone is one link away from every SDS — ready to be the deep-link target of printed stickers when QR-code generation lands.

Included in the subscription. Standalone SDS tools (VelocityEHS, SiteHawk, 3E) charge $15–30K/year for a fraction of this surface and don't connect to your hazard or incident data.

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A 24×7 injury-timing heat map — and tenure analysis, and body-part frequency, and department comparison.

The Injury Analytics dashboard surfaces five operational reports that go beyond totals: body-part frequency colour-coded by severity, nature-of-injury distribution, the 24×7 timing heatmap, tenure analysis (are new hires or experienced workers most at risk?), and department comparison. Filterable by site, by establishment, by date range, by injury category.

Leading indicators get equal weight — hazard reporting rate, safe behaviour ratio, near-miss volume — with daily automated KPI snapshots and configurable warning / critical thresholds. The executive dashboard answers "are we getting safer?" with data, not anecdote.

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Policy → observation → letter, with the citation hardwired.

Governance Artifacts centralise policies with version control and approval workflows. AI extracts policy sections; each section links to the observable behaviours it governs. When a supervisor records a non-compliant observation, the system knows exactly which policy section was violated and which version was in force at the time. Disciplinary letters auto-generate with the exact policy text quoted — no manual lookup, no inconsistency.

The escalation logic runs against the tenant-wide Disciplinary Policy table (clause + tag + optional site + lookback window). Three plants applying different standards becomes a configuration error caught at policy-design time, not an arbitration loss.