Every paid plan includes the full federal OSHA and State Plan layer for your work. Higher plans add upkeep, best-practice standards, records and field tools.
For businesses that need a complete document now.
One site that wants its manual to stay current.
Up to 3 sites, with training and audit prep.
For organizations with several sites, states or field crews.
Federal OSHA updates, State Plan rules and phased compliance dates, tied to the programs they affect.
Annual plan reviews, fit tests, the 300A posting window and forklift re-evaluations on one calendar.
New equipment, sites, states and chemicals update the programs they touch, with a dated revision log.
Services from experienced safety consultants, available on any plan.
| Add-on | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Professional review and sign-off | $750 | A safety professional reviews your manual and signs the cover letter |
| Prequalification package | $1,250 | Programs and answers prepared for ISNetworld, Avetta or Highwire |
| Mock OSHA audit (virtual) | $1,500 | A scored walkthrough against your programs, with a fix list |
| Training module pack | $25 / employee / yr | Training mapped to each program, with completion records |
| Required posters pack | $95 | Federal and state postings for your state |
| Extra site or state | $49 / mo | For Essentials and Professional plans |
| Additional Digital JSA form | $1,497 | Another JSA, permit or inspection as a mobile app (Enterprise) |
| Additional JSA workers | $49 / 100 / mo | Field workers beyond the 50 included with Enterprise |
No. SafetyManual.io builds programs from your answers and a library of regulations maintained by safety professionals. You stay responsible for compliance, and you confirm that before you see your results. For a professional check, add review and sign-off.
Usually not. We label them as best practice. They become requirements only when a regulation incorporates them, or when a contract, a client or your own policy adopts them.
Yes. When you pick a State Plan state, we add the rules that state adds or tightens, such as California's Injury and Illness Prevention Program or Washington's Accident Prevention Program.
Federal rules change slowly, but State Plans add their own rules, big changes phase in over years, and many programs come with deadlines that repeat every year. Your subscription tracks all of it and puts each deadline on your calendar.
Yes. Export to Word and PDF, or edit and regenerate sections in SafetyManual.io with a full version history.