Everything in the standard, one screen away.
The same verbatim, color-coded CFR that fills our books is now searchable, always current, and annotated with the interpretations and notes that contextualize the regulations.
The rule, the interpretation, and your note together.
Open §1910.147 and everything that governs it is already there — no second tab, no binder, no calling the office.
Nine ways it earns its seat and that’s just the start.
Letters of Interpretation
OSHA’s own guidance attached inline to the rule it interprets with a smart summary, so you see what it’s about.
Team & private notes
Pin your program’s documentation to the exact paragraph. Notes sync across the organization and carry forward through every update.
Always current
When the rule changes, your copy changes when the Code of Federal Regulations change. So you’re never reading a version from 6 months ago.
101 HAZMAT TOOL
An industry-first tool that simplifies the 49 CFR §172.101 table, Reportable Quantities, Marine Pollutants and Special Provisions.
HazMat Lens™
Point your camera at the placard in front of you and land on the material’s entry, no typing a UN number at the dock.
Works offline
Full access with no signal, the plant floor, the trench, the platform deck. It syncs when you’re back.
Smart search
Search the way you think, plain language, a partial term, or a section number all land on the right standard in seconds.
State and Federal Regulations
The same color-coding safety pros have trusted in Mancomm books for 30 years.
Pinned Favorites
Pin the notes, letters, and standards you return to — one tap and they’re in front of you.
iPhone, iPad, Android, desktop one library on all of them.
One subscription covers all your supported devices*. Start a lookup on the desktop at the office, finish it on the phone at the dock — same current text, same notes, synced everywhere. Fully offline in the field.
More on the mobile app*Supported devices: iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets on current OS versions, plus desktop and laptop browsers.
A question that used to cost an afternoon now only requires a few minutes.
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Regulatory software for the field.
