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OSHA - Self Audit Manager
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The OSHA Self-Audit Manager (OSHA-SAM) is a product developed to simplify the system of determining 1910 OSHA applicability and compliance for any facility/industry. This user-friendly application keeps the end user and the auditor’s checklist in mind.
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OSHA Compliance Templates
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Compliance templates are documents created that determines the basic structure and checklist questions for a particular 1910 OSHA regulation.
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MSDS Assistant
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MSDS Assistant is a user-friendly comprehensive program management tool designed for environmental, health and safety professionals. MSDS Assistant helps users in complying with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard.
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RMP Assistant
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The RMP Assistant software leads a user through the development of a Risk Management Plan, eliminating the need of an external consultant. Enter data for any facility, processes, and surroundings, choose scenarios to analyze, and RMP Assistant literally does the work.
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Respiratory Compliance Assistant
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OSHA Respiratory Assistant enhances worker safety by providing tools to track and manage every aspect of OSHA Respiratory Protection rule.
This database management tool can be used to create respiratory program that are work site specific and manage documentation needed to insure compliance with OSHA’s regulation.
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Confined Space Assistant
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Confined Space Assistant is a user-friendly comprehensive program management tool designed for health, safety, and rescue professionals. Confined Space Assistant enhances hazard communication, employee and contractor safety, and rescue preparedness.
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Air Inventory Manager
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Software used by several Fortunes 500 companies for Title V and air emission inventories.
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Training Assessor
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Training Assessor is an interactive product which assists in appropriate training needs of employees, based on OSHA regulations, monitors the progress of the students and maintains a training schedule.
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