For VP HSE + Safety Managers + PSM Coordinators
OSHA compliance is multi-standard. 29 CFR 1910 General Industry is the baseline. 29 CFR 1926 covers construction. 29 CFR 1904 governs the 300 / 300A / 301 recordkeeping cycle every employer with 11+ employees runs. PSM 1910.119 covers refining + petrochemical + ammonia. HazCom 1910.1200 covers every workplace with hazardous chemicals. 28 State-Plan jurisdictions overlay their own rules. RiskWatch handles all of it as one survey-based assessment platform.
Trusted by multi-site general industry, construction, healthcare, and warehousing employers managing 1910 + 1926 + 1904 obligations, PSM + HazCom + industrial hygiene programs, and multi-state State-Plan overlays across every workforce, contractor, and jobsite.
Why HSE + Safety Teams Pick RiskWatch
RiskWatch runs OSHA 29 CFR 1910 General Industry, 29 CFR 1926 Construction, 29 CFR 1904 Recordkeeping, PSM 1910.119, HazCom 1910.1200, and the 28 State-Plan OSHA jurisdictions as one program on one platform, scored against the same controls library, and tracked through a single inspection-ready evidence trail. Built for safety teams where one VP HSE + a few site safety managers cover every standard, every workforce, and every audit cycle, without enterprise-EHS overhead.
General industry safety, construction safety, and the 300/300A/301 recordkeeping cycle cross-mapped. Injury + exposure + training + JHA evidence shared across standards, no parallel binders.
Cal/OSHA, Michigan OSHA, Oregon OSHA, Washington L&I, and the other 24 State-Plan jurisdictions tracked as overlays. State-specific PSM, IIPP, heat-illness, and silica rules scored against the same federal baseline.
VP HSE + safety manager + PSM coordinator + industrial hygienist share one platform. Pre-built libraries cut prep time. White-glove implementation in 30 days, not 6 months.
The OSHA Regulatory Landscape
OSHA 29 CFR 1910 General Industry has been the federal baseline since 1971. The 1904 annual summary (300A) must be posted Feb 1 – Apr 30 every year. 28 State-Plan jurisdictions enforce their own programs alongside (or in lieu of) federal OSHA. The Top 10 Most Frequently Cited standards, fall protection, HazCom, ladders, respiratory protection, scaffolding, barely shift year to year. Each standard wants its own evidence package.
Three Domains, One Platform
RiskWatch covers all three. Each domain has a dedicated workflow, scoring model, and remediation queue. They share data so a single near-miss record satisfies 1904 recordkeeping, 1910 incident-investigation, PSM §1910.119(m), and the operator's own corrective-action SOP simultaneously.
Survey-based risk assessment across job-hazard analysis, ergonomic + exposure scoring, near-miss capture, and root-cause workflows aligned to ANSI Z10 + ISO 45001.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910, 1926, 1904, 1910.119 PSM, 1910.1200 HazCom, and 28 State-Plan overlays in one cross-mapped library.
Process Safety Management, Hazard Communication + GHS, Lockout/Tagout, Confined Space, Industrial Hygiene exposure assessments tracked end-to-end.
The Coverage Gap
EHS platforms cover incident reporting + leading indicators. Recordkeeping tools cover 300/300A/301 logs. PSM specialty tools cover the 14 elements. Industrial-hygiene tools cover sampling + exposure. Each does one job. Safety teams still operate four parallel programs and reconcile the spreadsheet bridge between them.
| Platform Category | 1910 GI | 1926 Const | 1904 Rec | PSM | HazCom | Multi-site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EHS PlatformsSphera, Enablon, Intelex | Yes | Partial | Yes | Partial | Partial | Yes |
| Recordkeeping ToolsKPA, Vector EHS, Origami | Partial | Partial | Yes | · | · | Partial |
| PSM SpecialtyPHA-Pro, BowtieXP | · | · | · | Yes | · | · |
| Industrial Hygiene ToolsIHMM, Industrial Scientific | Partial | · | · | · | Yes | · |
| Internal Audit / ERMWorkiva, AuditBoard | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial | · | · |
| Spreadsheets & Email | · | · | · | · | · | · |
| RiskWatchThe unified inspection-ready platform | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
RiskWatch is the only platform covering all six OSHA compliance domains: 1910 General Industry, 1926 Construction, 1904 Recordkeeping, 1910.119 PSM, 1910.1200 HazCom, and multi-site coordination. EHS platforms cover incident reporting. Recordkeeping tools cover the 300/300A/301 cycle. PSM specialty tools cover the 14 elements. Each does one job. RiskWatch unifies all six in one survey-based assessment workflow.
How It Works
RiskWatch is a survey-based assessment platform. The work is structured around questionnaires that capture hazard, injury, exposure, and training posture in a consistent format, then scored against every OSHA standard you align to.
For OSHA, that workflow runs continuously across 29 CFR 1910 General Industry, 1926 Construction, 1904 Recordkeeping, 1910.119 PSM, 1910.1200 HazCom, and any State-Plan overlays your sites operate under. A single near-miss record scores against 1904 §1904.7, 1910 incident-investigation expectations, PSM §1910.119(m), and the operator's corrective-action SOP simultaneously.
The same platform runs all of it, surfaces gaps before inspector arrival, assigns remediation owners, and tracks completion. Replace the four parallel tools and the spreadsheet bridge between them.
Built For Your Role
Owns enterprise-wide HSE program, board-level safety performance, and OSHA-facing posture across general industry + construction + State-Plan jurisdictions.
ANSI Z10 / ISO 45001 scoring continuous. 1910 + 1926 + 1904 audit-ready. Board metrics + leading indicators surface from the same vault.Owns multi-site safety program, JHA + training + PPE compliance, and 300/300A/301 recordkeeping across every facility.
Site-by-site safety score live. Recordkeeping current. Multi-jurisdiction overlays surface conflicts before inspector arrival.Owns OSHA PSM 14 elements (1910.119) + 5-year compliance audits + contractor PSM responsibilities for refining, petrochemical, or ammonia operations.
All 14 PSM elements scored. PHA backlog visible. MOC + MOC-PSSR cycle time tracked. 5-year audit captured continuously.Owns exposure assessment, sampling program, respiratory-protection (1910.134), HazCom (1910.1200), and OSHA permissible exposure limit (PEL) compliance.
Sampling cycles + IH evidence captured. SDS library current. PEL exceedances trigger corrective-action workflow automatically.Owns single-site or jobsite safety, daily JHA + toolbox talks, 1910 / 1926 inspections, and contractor coordination on the floor.
Daily JHAs digital. 1926 fall-protection + scaffolding evidence captured. Contractor + 3rd-party tasks tracked to closure.Owns multi-standard program (federal OSHA + State-Plan + EPA tie-ins), VPP-facing posture, and regulator correspondence after inspections, citations, or appeals.
Standard-by-standard dashboards live. Submission-ready evidence packages on demand. Cross-standard overlap surfaced rather than duplicated.Built For Your Segment
Manufacturers under OSHA 29 CFR 1910 (General Industry) + 1904 Recordkeeping + HazCom + LOTO + machine guarding + respiratory protection.
GCs and trade contractors under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 (Construction), fall protection, scaffolding, excavation, silica, crane safety, and multi-employer worksite rules.
Refineries, petrochemical plants, and chemical manufacturers under OSHA PSM (1910.119) + EPA RMP + state-specific PSM analogs (e.g., California PSM, Contra Costa CalARP).
Hospitals, clinics, and dental practices under Bloodborne Pathogens (1910.1030) + HazCom + needlestick prevention + workplace-violence prevention.
Warehouses and distribution centers under powered industrial trucks (1910.178), ergonomics, picking + packing safety, and dock-loading rules.
Employers operating across federal OSHA + State-Plan jurisdictions, Cal/OSHA, Michigan OSHA, Oregon OSHA, Washington L&I, and 24 others, with overlapping IIPP, heat-illness, silica, and recordkeeping rules.
Frameworks We Cover
RiskWatch ships with pre-built libraries for every major OSHA standard + State-Plan overlay + industry safety standard. Map controls once. Score against the standard that matters this audit cycle.
Trusted by 1,500+ risk and compliance teams
Three teams ran 1910, 1904 recordkeeping, and our PSM-covered ammonia refrigeration loop on three different tools. Cal/OSHA + Michigan OSHA overlays lived in two more spreadsheets. Now it's one platform. 1910 + 1926 + 1904 scoring, PSM 14 elements, HazCom SDS library, and our VPP Star sustainment all run from the same evidence vault. Last federal OSHA visit produced one informal observation, down from twelve serious citations across our State-Plan sites the prior year.
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