Five steps take OSHA's public records to the card you get. This page says what each step does and which ones run today. We keep the exact rules private. Every fact on a card links to its source.
Status
STATUS · CHECKED
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New public records for your states, every morning.
Every morning we collect the newest public OSHA enforcement records for the states we cover. We keep our own dated history. So a card can show the date we first saw a record, and how many days the plant has left.
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Most of the feed never reaches you.
Most citations are not work anyone can sell. They are paperwork, personal gear, hazards the plant has already fixed, or work outside your trade. Written rules, set for your trade, drop these. The rules are the same every day, so no citation is kept or dropped on a hunch.
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Each plant is checked against what you sell.
For the plants that are left, we are building an AI check on Claude. It will read public information about the plant and answer a short list of plain questions about fit. Every answer has to point to a source you can open. If there is no source, there is no answer. Until the check is ready, we do this step by hand.
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A person reads every card before you do.
Nothing reaches you automatically. A person reads every plant, opens the sources, and decides if it is worth your call. If it is not, it does not go out.
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One page per plant, while the plant still has time to fix the hazard.
Each approved plant becomes one Opportunity Card. It shows what was cited in plain words, the fix-by date and the days left, why it fits your work, who to ask for, and a link behind every fact. It prints on one page.
Openness
KEPT PRIVATE
The exact rules, questions and limits behind each step. We tune them by hand and change them as we learn. They are the work you would pay for.
ALWAYS ON THE CARD
Plainly
You won't get every citation in your states. You get the few worth a call.
We don't sell lists or guess email addresses. A card names the job title to ask for, taken from the plant's own website.
Cards describe public records. An open citation is an allegation, not a final order.
Uptime Pipeline is independent. It is not affiliated with OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor.
Coverage
Point-of-operation guards, presses, and machine guarding in general
1910.212 · .213 · .217Walking and working surfaces, edges and platforms in general industry
1910.28 · .29Lockout devices and the hardware that isolates a machine's power
1910.147Assessments, designs and sign-off for the fixes above
VariousOHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND TEXAS. IN ALL FOUR, FEDERAL OSHA DOES THE INSPECTING.
Tell us your trade and your states. We will make you a sample card from a real, recent citation where there is one. Then you can judge it for yourself.
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