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Pick your situation. We’ll walk you through the right tools in order—so you get a clear outcome, fast.
Every tool in these workflows is free on this site. HazComFast the app (SDS management, offline access) is our paid product—you’ll see a link at the end if you want to try it.
Select your role
Pick your situation
OSHA inspection (or audit-ready)
Run the audit checklist, fix the gaps, and get your program and training records in order.
30–60 min · 6 stepsSet up HazCom from scratch
Build your HazCom system step by step: program, inventory, storage rules, labels, training proof.
45–90 min · 6 stepsA new chemical arrived today
Quick on-the-ground process: right label size, compliant label, QR for SDS, brief the crew, document the briefing.
10–15 min · 5 stepsPost-inspection: corrective action plan
After an inspection: build a clear action plan, fix gaps, update program and training proof, prioritize by risk.
30–60 min · 6 stepsTransition to GHS Rev 7 / HCS 2024
Structured update: map old classes to new, update labels and program, refresh training proof.
45–90 min · 4 stepsA worker got injured — is it recordable?
Decide if it's OSHA-recordable, document the incident, post it on the 300A, and keep the records the right number of years.
20–40 min · 6 stepsStand up a respiratory protection program
Build a 1910.134 program from the ground up: medical clearance, the right fit-test method, the written program, and a fit-test log.
45–90 min · 4 stepsPlan high-risk work today (permits)
Before high-risk work starts: analyze the hazards, brief the crew, and set the right control — a permit for confined space, hot work or lockout/tagout, a protective system for an excavation, or verified clearance for work at height.
20–45 min · 8 stepsAssess an exposure (silica / noise)
Quantify the exposure and pick controls: silica 8-hour TWA, the right Table 1 control, the noise dose, and the PPE for what's left.
20–40 min · 4 stepsEPCRA Tier II reporting
Handle community right-to-know: screen your storage against the thresholds, then build the Tier II inventory from your chemical list.
20–40 min · 3 stepsMulti-employer worksite roles
Sort out shared-site responsibility: figure out which role you hold, map who owns each hazard, and request the records you're missing from subs.
15–30 min · 3 stepsBuild the safety business case
Put numbers on safety for management: the true cost of an injury, a specific incident, your OSHA penalty exposure, and the ROI of digital SDS.
15–30 min · 4 stepsPrefer to browse by pack? See Toolboxes. Need one specific tool? All Tools. An inspection on the calendar? Get the free OSHA Inspection Kit. Ready for the full app? See what the free plan holds.
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.
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How to choose your starting point
Each workflow sequences our free tools for one real situation, grounded in the standard it implements — Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200 / construction 1926.59), recordkeeping (29 CFR 1904), respiratory protection (1910.134), silica (1926.1153) and noise (1910.95), multi-employer policy (CPL 02-00-124), EPCRA (Section 312), and the HCS 2024 deadlines (1910.1200(j)). Prefer the full list? All Tools. Want a themed pack? Toolboxes.
Frequently asked questions
How do these guided workflows work?
Pick the situation that matches you — an inspection is coming, you're setting up HazCom from scratch, a worker got injured, you're standing up a respiratory program, you're planning high-risk permit work, you need to assess a silica or noise exposure, EPCRA Tier II is due, you're on a multi-employer site, you're building the business case for safety, or you're moving to GHS Rev 7. Each workflow walks you through the right free tools in order, so you don't have to know which tool to use when.
Is this free, and do I need an account?
Yes, free, and no account. Every tool in every workflow generates a printable PDF you can keep. No credit card.
What if I just want one tool, not a workflow?
Browse All Tools for the full catalog of 62 free tools, or open Toolboxes — every tool is grouped into a topic pack (Recordkeeping & ITA, Respiratory Protection, Exposure & Health, Permits & Energy Control, EPCRA, Multi-Employer, and more).
Do the workflows cover OSHA construction compliance?
Yes. They are built around the Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200 / construction 1926.59), OSHA recordkeeping (29 CFR 1904), respiratory protection (1910.134), silica (1926.1153) and noise (1910.95), multi-employer policy (CPL 02-00-124), EPCRA Section 312, and the HCS 2024 / GHS Rev 7 deadlines (1910.1200(j)). Each tool cites the rule it implements; the workflows are planning aids, not legal advice.