For EHS Professionals
Your programs span five rulebooks. Your library should too.
EHS work is program architecture: HazCom, LOTO, respiratory protection, confined spaces, recordkeeping — each a written program mapped to a standard that keeps moving. RegLogic keeps the source text, the interpretations, and your annotations in one place.
Sound familiar?
The problems this solves
Program-to-paragraph drift
Written programs quietly fall out of sync with amended standards. Same-day updates keep the gap visible.
The audit scramble
Every audit starts with re-finding the same forty sections. Pins and tags make your working set one tap away.
Tribal knowledge
The senior EHS lead's interpretations live in their head. Notes anchor that knowledge to the text — transferable, reviewable, permanent.
Built for multi-standard program management
The EHS role sits at the intersection of more standards than any other: general industry and construction OSHA, DOT for the fleet and shipments, plus the recordkeeping rules that report on all of it. RegLogic's single-search library covers the span, and its organizational tools — pins, tags, notes — mirror how programs are actually structured: by hazard, by site, by written program element.
Smart search understands intent, not just keywords: "when is a chemical exempt from labeling" finds the exemptions in §1910.1200 even when your phrasing matches none of the regulatory language.
From personal tool to program infrastructure
Solo, RegLogic is a faster reference. With enterprise licensing, it becomes program infrastructure: the annotated library is the program — every SOP cross-referenced to its paragraph, every site working from the same interpretations, every new hire inheriting the accumulated knowledge on day one instead of year three.
Start here and see your standards in RegLogic formatting.
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Common questions
Which regulation libraries are included?
OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926, 49 CFR HazMat and FMCSR, maritime, pipeline, and Part 1904 recordkeeping — with Letters of Interpretation attached on both Core and Essentials plans.
Can I organize sections by written program?
Yes — tags and pins let you group sections however your programs are structured: by hazard, site, program element, or audit schedule.
Does RegLogic replace an EHS management platform?
It complements one. Incident tracking and training platforms manage your data; RegLogic manages the regulatory text those systems are supposed to comply with.
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