Built for the people whose next move depends on what OSHA recorded at an address.
OSHA Pulse answers one question — what has OSHA recorded at this work site? — and keeps watching it for as long as the address is on your list. Four kinds of teams need that answer before they act. Staffing agencies most of all.
Watch the host site the whole time your workers are there.
Don't just check a host site once — watch it the whole time your workers are there. OSHA's Temporary Worker Initiative makes you and the host joint employers with a duty to inquire; continuous monitoring is your documented proof you're watching.
You also carry the workers' comp for those placements. When OSHA publishes a willful or repeat citation at a host address, the agency that finds out within a day or two is in a different position from the one that finds out at renewal.
What you watch
- Every host work site you place into, by address
- Willful, repeat, serious, and fatality-linked activity as OSHA publishes it
- New inspections opened at a host site
What lands
- An email alert within a day or two of OSHA publishing
- A work-site PDF for the placement file
- A watchlist you update by CSV as placements start and end
Screen a client's sites before you sign them — then watch the book.
Every client worksite you co-employ at is exposure on your master workers'-comp policy. Screen a client's sites before you sign them — then watch the whole book, so loss control gets there before the claim does.
What you watch
- Every client work site you co-employ at, by address
- New OSHA activity across the whole book, not one client at a time
- A prospect's sites during underwriting, before you sign
What lands
- An email alert within a day or two of OSHA publishing
- Webhooks into your own systems on the 400-site plan and up
- A work-site PDF to hand loss control
Your own sites, and the contractors standing on them.
Watch your own work sites for newly-published OSHA activity — or monitor a subcontractor's or vendor's address while they're on your job.
What you watch
- Your own work sites, by address
- A subcontractor's or vendor's site for the length of the job
- Inspections opened, and citations as they publish
What lands
- An email alert within a day or two of OSHA publishing
- A work-site PDF for the contract or audit file
- A watchlist you update by CSV as jobs start and end
Know what OSHA published before renewal does.
Monitor the work sites you've written or quoted — know what OSHA published before the carrier brings it to renewal. Pull the PDF before the meeting; webhooks hand new OSHA activity straight into your own systems.
What you watch
- Work sites on the risks you've written, by address
- A prospect's sites while you're quoting
- Willful, repeat, serious, and fatality-linked activity
What lands
- An email alert within a day or two of OSHA publishing
- Webhooks into your own systems on the 400-site plan and up
- A work-site PDF to bring to the renewal meeting
Federal OSHA only, today.
State-plan programs (Cal/OSHA, MIOSHA, OR-OSHA, and others) are on the roadmap as the data feeds become available. If your book is concentrated in state-plan jurisdictions, get in touch before signing up so we can confirm coverage for your portfolio.
- Monitoring is keyed to a work-site address — there is no company-wide roll-up.
- Addresses are matched to OSHA's records; anything we cannot match is flagged Unmatched rather than quietly dropped.
The data is there. The workflow is the product.
Reading OSHA enforcement data manually — across thousands of work sites, every day — isn't practical. OSHA Pulse does the matching, the decoding, and the monitoring so the only thing you handle is the decision.
You find out late.
- A willful citation publishes at the work site.
- Nobody's watching, so it sits in the OSHA dataset, unseen.
- You place workers / bind / onboard without it.
- You find out after — once it's already your problem.
- You couldn't act on it; you were exposed to it.
You find out within a day or two.
- A citation publishes at the work site.
- You're monitoring it — the alert lands within a day or two.
- You pull the PDF before you place, bind, or onboard.
- You act with the full record in hand.
- You decided on the facts; you weren't surprised by them.
Watch every work site. Know the moment OSHA publishes.
Upload a watchlist and let your inbox do the watching. The first sync runs on the next OSHA publication cycle.