How we write safety guidance.
Safety guidance has to be right. Here is how EHSTEC sources, reviews, dates and corrects everything we publish — and what our software deliberately does not do.
Sourced from authority
Our safety and regulatory guidance is grounded in primary sources — OSHA, NHTSA, FMCSA and the relevant standards — and cites them so you can verify.
Reviewed, not just written
Guidance is reviewed against current standards before it is published, and revisited when the underlying rule changes.
Dated and versioned
Content carries the date it reflects, so you always know how current it is.
Corrected openly
When something is wrong or out of date, we fix it and note the change rather than quietly editing.
Honest about limits
Awareness training builds understanding; it is not a substitute for your site-specific program, a qualified/competent person, or hands-on skill. We say so plainly.