29 CFR 1910.119 · Process Safety Management
Your next compliance audit is 11 months out. Your last RMP submission is overdue. ComplianceOS reads your 1910.119 program and tells you, paragraph by paragraph, where the gaps are — before the inspector does.
Elements scored
14 / 14
Intake time
~8 min
Citation depth
¶(a)–(p)
Starting tier
$0 · first report free
§01why
These are the citations PSM coordinators see most often when an inspector walks through the door. None of them require a site visit to detect — they're visible in your program documents.
/ 01
1910.119(e)(6) requires PHA revalidation on a 5-year cycle. Staleness here cascades into PSI and MOC gaps — auditors weight it heavily.
/ 02
1910.119(l) is the most-cited element in PSM enforcement. The test isn't "do you have a procedure" — it's "show me your last three closed-out MOC packets."
/ 03
1910.119(f)(3) requires written certification that procedures are current and accurate, annually. Easy to miss; trivially auditable.
§02price
All tiers run the same 14-element analysis and produce a paragraph-cited PDF. Volume, multi-site rollout, and integration depth differentiate them. Full pricing page
PART · COS-F1 · FREE
$0
One report · lifetime
PART · COS-E1 · ESSENTIALS
$149 / mo
Monthly · single facility
PART · COS-P1 · PRO
$497 / mo
Monthly · most operators
PART · COS-X1 · ENTERPRISE
$2,997 / mo
Monthly · multi-site rollout
§03who
Formerly at Materia Inc on DCPD-based ROMP thermoset (acquired by ExxonMobil) with field exposure to API 510 / 570 / 579 / 580 / 653 inspection programs through ARPE Engineering. PSM, RMP, HAZOP, LOPA are the native vocabulary — not borrowed buzzwords. Reply to any report email for a human review of any finding.