Company
About HazComFast: OSHA Compliance Software for Construction
HazComFast publishes this site and builds the HazComFast app: SDS, labels, permits and OSHA records in one place, for the crews who have to show them to an inspector.
Who publishes this site
HazComFast, a U.S. company, publishes hazcomfast.com and builds the HazComFast app at app.hazcomfast.com. Every article, guide and free tool here goes out under the HazComFast name, and the company stands behind each one. Each article shows the date it was last reviewed.
Questions, corrections or press: write to support@hazcomfast.com or use the contact page.
Why it exists
Built by an engineer after seeing contractors fail audits because SDS were buried in trucks or emails.
The binder in the truck and the spreadsheet at the office never agree. HazComFast puts the jobsite's SDS, the container labels, the permits and the OSHA logs in the app the foreman already carries. Workers, foremen and subs are free on every plan, so the whole crew is in it.
What we hold ourselves to
The rule, as written
Every guide and tool points to the regulation it relies on, down to the paragraph: 29 CFR 1926 for construction, 1910 for general industry. Spot an error? Tell us and we fix the page.
Built for the field
Built for jobsites where the signal drops. Your jobsite's SDS load onto the phone on their own, and first-aid steps for every product stay on it, even in airplane mode.
Your records stay yours
Each company sees only its own records. Export every record and document in one archive, on every plan, whenever you want.
See it on your own jobsite
Start free. The plan never expires, and you get 14 days of Pro with no card.