Self-Serve tier

For PSM coordinators after a process incident, runs a 29 CFR §1910.119(m) incident investigation within 48-hour start and 5-year recordkeeping mandates with documented root-cause analysis.

For PSM coordinators and operations managers, runs a 29 CFR §1910.119(l) MOC plus §1910.119(i) PSSR before any non-replacement-in-kind change to a covered process is started up.

For mechanical integrity engineers at PSM-covered facilities, builds a 29 CFR §1910.119(j) MI program using API RBI/RBM standards with inspection intervals, deficiency tracking, and audit-defensible records.

For PHA leaders at PSM facilities, runs a 29 CFR §1910.119(e) process hazard analysis or 5-year revalidation using HAZOP/What-If/LOPA methodology with documented recommendation tracking.

For PSM coordinators at refineries and chemical plants, audits the 14 mandatory elements of a 29 CFR §1910.119 PSM program against OSHA NEP citation patterns and produces a gap report.

For EHS managers at chemical plants and Superfund cleanup sites, classifies a 29 CFR §1910.120 HAZWOPER scope as ER, post-emergency, or cleanup with the correct training tier (24/40-hr + 8-hr refresh).

For PSM directors and corporate process safety leaders, applies the BP Texas City 2005 lessons (CSB 2005-04-I-TX, $50.6M OSHA penalty 2009) to PHA, MOC, occupied-trailer siting, and corporate culture audits.

For PSM coordinators and corporate counsel after a CSB-jurisdiction release, manages parallel CSB, OSHA, and EPA investigations under 42 USC §7412(r)(6) without waiving privilege or losing operational control.

For EHS managers, transportation safety leads, and rail-shipping facilities, applies the East Palestine Ohio 2023 derailment lessons (NTSB RIR-23-04, vent-and-burn decision) to vinyl chloride and HHFT risk management.

For EHS managers at facilities with regulated substances above threshold quantities, classifies a 40 CFR Part 68 RMP into Program 1, 2, or 3 and drives the RMP submission with prevention, response, and OCA elements.

For RMP coordinators submitting under 40 CFR Part 68, runs the worst-case and alternative offsite consequence analysis with toxic endpoint distances, public-receptor census, and 2024 EJ disclosure obligations.

For PSM coordinators and OSHA defense counsel responding to a citation, classifies each item as Willful, Serious, Other-than-Serious, or De Minimis under 29 USC §666 and builds the §1903.19 contest strategy.