A Method Creek Software product

OSHA Pulse

Watch every work site. Know the moment OSHA publishes.

Continuous federal OSHA monitoring, priced per work site. Look up any US address — or search by establishment name — and see its inspection and citation history in seconds; watch the sites you're responsible for; keep the timestamped record that you were watching.

Plans from $299/mo · Federal OSHA coverage · Self-serve, cancel anytime

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Instant lookup — any address, or any establishment by name

Any US address's full federal OSHA history — inspections, violations, accidents, penalties — assembled in seconds, every number linked to the real record. Unlimited lookups on every plan.

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Continuous monitoring

Put your sites on a watchlist and get an alert within a day or two of OSHA publishing anything new — willful citations, repeat violations, fatality-linked inspections.

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The record of diligence

Timestamped monitoring history and board-ready PDF reports — the documentation that matters to clients, carriers, and counsel.

Built for the people who own worksite risk

OSHA Pulse answers one question — what has OSHA recorded at this address? — and keeps watching for everyone whose next move depends on the answer.

Staffing & temp-labor agencies — don't just check a host site once; watch it the whole time your workers are there

PEOs & co-employers — every client worksite you co-employ at is exposure on your master workers'-comp policy

Safety, EHS & procurement teams — watch your own sites, or a subcontractor's or vendor's address while they're on your job

Workers'-comp producers, brokers & underwriters — know what OSHA published before the carrier brings it to renewal

From Method Creek Software

Method Creek helps businesses solve complex technology challenges through custom software development, cloud solutions, and systems integration. OSHA Pulse is our answer to a question nobody was handling: why isn't anyone watching what OSHA publishes at the work sites that matter — so you hear about it within a day or two of OSHA publishing it, not months later?

OSHA Pulse covers federal OSHA — state-plan jurisdictions are on the roadmap. OSHA inspection and citation records are public information published by the US Department of Labor; every number in OSHA Pulse links to the underlying record.