Two gates, and they check different things.
Most safety programs are wrong in one of two ways: they describe work the company does not do, or they state a number no regulation supports. Those are different failures, so we check for them separately — once before writing a word, and once before anything ships.
Is this the right work?
Catches work you do not perform, subcontracting that is mislabelled, and tasks nobody has actually assigned.
Miss it and the draft gets rewritten. Our first client's scope changed four times during questioning — trench boxes, masonry, silica, and who really employs the crew.
Is every number right?
Catches citations that do not say what we claim, figures nobody can source, and company rules presented as though a regulator imposed them.
Miss it and the document is wrong in the field. On the first program this gate caught 46 values with no stated source and eight citing a provision that did not contain them.
The ten steps
- 01Tell us what you doYou · a few minutes
Your trade, your state, your headcount — and what you are trying to achieve: an ISNetworld or Avetta grade, ISO 45001, or a hiring client's demand. The form works out your tier and shows the price.
- 02See the price and decideYou
Published prices, no negotiation and no quote call. You see exactly what is included — how many calls, how many revisions — before you pay anything.
- 03Confirm what actually appliesYou · a link we email
We send a list of every safety topic your trade triggers. You mark each one applies, subcontracted, or not applicable. This is the step that keeps the program about your work rather than your industry.
- 04Gate 1 — we challenge your answersUs
A safety professional reads what you sent back and pushes on anything that looks thin: work marked subcontracted where the crew is really yours, a topic ruled out that your trade almost always triggers, an answer that contradicts your licence.
- 05We write itUs
Drafted against the regulations as published — retrieved, not recalled. Where a hazard does not apply, the document says so and says why, rather than quietly leaving it out.
- 06Gate 2 — every number is checkedUs
Every measured value in the document, with the provision behind it, is verified against the source. A value with no stated basis does not ship. Neither does a requirement with no citation and no label saying it is ours.
- 07You get it, signedUs
Word and PDF. Cover, contents, an emergency page your crew can find in a hurry, document control, and an acknowledgement sheet. Every citation is a live link. A named safety professional has signed it.
- 08You review it, we revise itTogether
Your included calls and revisions. A revision is one consolidated round of feedback, applied in full.
- 09Monitoring startsUs · monthly
First three months free. A dated report each month: what changed, what is proposed, and which sections of your own program a change reaches.
- 10Reviewed again each yearUs · annually
From year two, re-checked against the current text of every standard it cites, re-dated and re-signed. A prequalification reviewer looks at the date on the front.
What we do not do
What this is not
- We do not deliver instantly, and we do not claim to. Verification takes the time it takes — you get a delivery date before you pay.
- We do not visit your site. Scope comes from the intake form and the questionnaire, which is why the price is what it is.
- We do not complete your ISNetworld or Avetta submission. We supply the programs those platforms ask for; the account stays yours, and the contract says so.
- We do not give legal advice. We verify that what the document says matches the regulation it cites.
- We do not use a chatbot to answer questions about what a regulation requires. Those go to a person.
Start with the form.
It takes a few minutes, works out which programs apply to your trade, and shows you the price. Nothing is owed until you decide.
See what you need, and what it costs