OSHA PSM gap-analysis for chemical and petroleum operators — $497 a month instead of $30,000 an audit.

Your next OSHA PSM inspection is 11 months out. Your last RMP submission is overdue. A covered-process release shuts the plant for 9 days, minimum. ComplianceOS reads your 29 CFR 1910.119 program and tells you, paragraph by paragraph, where the gaps are — before the inspector does.

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Sixty-second value prop

Built by a process safety engineer who ran chemistry at Materia (DCPD-based ROMP thermoset, acquired by ExxonMobil). PSM, RMP, HAZOP, LOPA, API 510 / 570 / 579 / 580 / 653 are the native vocabulary.

Your next PSM audit

Compliance audits are required on a 3-year cycle under 1910.119(o). Most plants discover their gap list during the audit, not before. ComplianceOS gives you a 90-day head start.

Your last RMP submission

RMP under 40 CFR 68 borrows the same 1910.119 prevention program. If your PSM elements have drifted, your RMP exposure has drifted with them.

Plant-down cost of a covered release

Industry average plant-down cost for a chlorine, anhydrous ammonia, or HF release is $1.4M to $9M plus the citation. The cost of a $497/month gap-analysis subscription is rounding error.

Three tiers

All tiers cite the exact 1910.119 paragraph (a) through (p) and recommend remediation hours per gap.

Free

$0 · one report
  • 1 gap-analysis report
  • 12-element intake form
  • Paragraph-by-paragraph citation
  • PDF download + share link
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Enterprise

$2,997 / month
  • Everything in Pro
  • Multi-site (up to 25 facilities)
  • API access for OT/ERP integration
  • White-label PDF templates
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What the report looks like

Every finding cites the exact 1910.119 paragraph, scores severity (critical / major / minor / observation), recommends a remediation, and estimates the engineering hours.

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