Honest comparison
HazComFast vs Intelex
Intelex sells global EHS and quality management software. HazComFast keeps a jobsite's SDS binder, labels and HazCom paperwork in order.
Verified vs OSHA sources · 2026-10-05
HazComFast vs Intelex, in one paragraph
Intelex is EHS and quality management software for global operations, and its mobile app captures incidents and inspections offline. HazComFast is built for the US jobsite: the SDS binder on the phone, GHS workplace labels, the written HazCom program and the OSHA 300 logs, with field forms that work offline too. Its 5 plans are posted, from Free to $799 a month.
Every statement about Intelex on this page quotes Intelex's own public pages, read on October 8, 2026 and listed under Sources. Where those pages say nothing either way, the table shows a dash. The HazComFast side comes from its published plans. This page is a product comparison, not legal advice.
What is Intelex?
Intelex describes itself as "Global EHS & Quality Management Software." Its mobile app lets employees "work online or offline" and supports "offline incident reporting, inspection completion, safety observations, and near-miss submissions." A free trial of the app is offered after you fill in a form and the Intelex team reaches out.
What Intelex publishes
- Its EHS mobile app lets employees "work online or offline." [1]
- Offline, it handles "incident reporting, inspection completion, safety observations, and near-miss submissions." [2]
- Its free trial steps: "Provide your info," "We'll reach out to learn about your priorities," "Login to your Free Trial." [3]
- No price list on intelex.com. [4]
Where HazComFast is built for the field
- Your jobsite's SDS load onto the phone on their own. The app shows how many are ready (17 of 20, 20 of 20) before you head underground.
- No signal? Log it anyway. Near-misses, inspections and permits save on the phone and send themselves the moment you're back online.
- A written HazCom program, versioned: the document 29 CFR 1910.1200(e)(1) requires.
- GHS workplace labels on Avery and Zebra stock.
- Published prices: 5 plans, from Free to $799 a month.
- Workers, foremen and subs are free on every plan.
Feature-by-feature comparison
HazComFast capabilities come from its published plans. Each Intelex value quotes a pageIntelex publishes, read on October 8, 2026. A dash marks a capability its pages don't state either way. It doesn't mean Intelex lacks it.
Pricing comparison
HazComFast pricing is published and jobsite-based (unlimited field users on every plan). Intelex pricing as found on its own site, October 8, 2026.
Intelex
Not published
No price on intelex.com. The address intelex.com/pricing shows the home page, titled "Global EHS & Quality Management Software Solutions." [4]
HazComFast
$0–$799/mo, published
- Transparent, published pricing
- Monthly billing, no annual contract required
- Unlimited field users on every plan
See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
When to pick which
Choose Intelex if…
- You need quality management in the same system as EHS
- You run EHS and quality across sites in several countries
In short: pick Intelex when its breadth or specialty matches a need that goes beyond US construction HazCom.
Choose HazComFast if…
- Your jobsite's SDS load onto the phone on their own. The app shows how many are ready (17 of 20, 20 of 20) before you head underground.
- No signal? Log it anyway. Near-misses, inspections and permits save on the phone and send themselves the moment you're back online.
- A written HazCom program, versioned: the document 29 CFR 1910.1200(e)(1) requires.
In short: pick HazComFast when the work happens on jobsites and you want the SDS binder, the labels and the written program in one place, at a posted price.
What OSHA actually requires (and what these tools help with)
Software does not make you compliant — the Hazard Communication Standard does the requiring; the tool just helps you meet it. For construction, HazCom is enforced under 29 CFR 1926.59, which adopts the general-industry standard 29 CFR 1910.1200 in full. Both HazComFast and Intelex are ways to satisfy parts of that standard — primarily the obligation to keep safety data sheets readily accessible to employees during each work shift under 1910.1200(g)(8), plus container labeling under 1910.1200(f) and employee training under 1910.1200(h).
The practical difference for a contractor is access in the field: a basement, tunnel, or rural pour with no signal still has to provide that “readily accessible” SDS. That is the gap an offline-first tool is meant to close, and it is the core of this comparison.
OSHA citations verified against primary sources on 2026-10-05. State-plan note: 22 states and territories run their own OSHA-approved programs that must be at least as effective as federal OSHA; confirm your state’s adopted standard. This is general information, not legal advice.
Why construction teams switch to HazComFast
When the signal drops
Built for jobsites where the signal drops. Your jobsite's SDS load onto the phone on their own.
Written programs
HazCom, emergency action, fire prevention and fall protection plans.
Posted prices
Start free, then from $69/mo. Field users are always free.
Audit-ready
Audit trail, legal hold and a litigation defense package.
Frequently asked questions
Does Intelex work offline?
Yes. Intelex says its EHS mobile app lets employees "work online or offline," and lists offline incident reporting, inspections, safety observations and near-miss submissions (intelex.com/products/mobile, read October 8, 2026). HazComFast does the same for field forms: near-misses, inspections and permits save on the phone and send themselves the moment you're back online. It also loads your jobsite's SDS onto the phone and shows how many are ready before you head underground.
Can I get started with Intelex without a sales call?
Intelex offers free trial access to its mobile app. The steps on its page are "1. Provide your info 2. We'll reach out to learn about your priorities 3. Login to your Free Trial" (intelex.com/products/mobile, read October 8, 2026). HazComFast lists every plan on its pricing page, Free included: One jobsite, one binder. No card, no expiry date.
How much does Intelex cost compared with HazComFast?
Intelex doesn't post a price list on intelex.com (checked October 8, 2026). HazComFast posts its prices: Free, then $69, $199, $399 and $799 a month.
Sources
- [1] Intelex EHS mobile app page, read October 8, 2026. “With the Intelex EHS mobile app, employees can work online or offline, allowing data to be captured even when in confined spaces or areas without internet access.”
- [2] Intelex EHS mobile app page, offline features, read October 8, 2026. “The app supports offline incident reporting, inspection completion, safety observations, and near-miss submissions, all of which sync to the central platform when a connection is available.”
- [3] Intelex EHS mobile app page, free trial, read October 8, 2026. “All you have to do is: 1. Provide your info 2. We'll reach out to learn about your priorities 3. Login to your Free Trial”
- [4] intelex.com, checked for a price list, read October 8, 2026. No price on intelex.com. The address intelex.com/pricing shows the home page, titled "Global EHS & Quality Management Software Solutions."
Get the Binder in Order Before the Inspector Arrives. Are You Ready?
OSHA does not give advance notice of inspections (29 CFR 1903.6). Get the binder in order before the opening conference, not during it.
Serious Violation
$16,550
per violation (max)
HazComFast Pro
$199/mo
10 jobsites, unlimited chemicals, unlimited workers
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