Every machine on the floor has a paragraph with its name on it.

General industry inspections follow a predictable path across the plant floor: machine guarding at the point of operation, energy control procedures at the maintenance shop, SDS access at the chemical cage, forklift certifications at the dock. Four of OSHA's FY2025 top-ten standards — HazCom (#2), LOTO (#4), forklifts (#8), and machine guarding (#10) — are manufacturing's daily bread.

Each of those standards demands documentation that maps to specific paragraphs — the (c)(4) procedures, the (l)(6) certifications, the (e) written program. RegLogic keeps the requirements and your plant's implementation side by side: pin the sections your audits cover, and annotate which procedure, which trainer, and which records answer each one.

Multi-site manufacturers fight interpretation drift: plant A reads the minor-servicing exception one way, plant B another, and corporate finds out during litigation. Notes on the Essentials plan anchor interpretations to the regulation text itself — with same-day updates ensuring no plant is quoting a superseded standard in its written programs. Enterprise licensing adds organization-wide sharing and admin controls.