Enforcement intelligence · updated around the clock
You call first, because you know first.
Every workplace fine in America is public — company, dollars, deadlines. We read the government's files around the clock — including the fast door most services miss — kill the noise, rank the winnable, and attach the reason to call. Your competitors get a search box. You get the call sheet.
3 of the current ranked leads · $858,876 in penalties on these cards alone
1score 520
ROOF DOCTOR INC
$238,680
TUMWATER, WA · Roofing contractors · Referral inspection
4 WILLFUL2 SERIOUS1 OTHER
Issued Jun 30 (44d ago). Abatement window running; informal-conference leverage highest NOW, before final order.
Why call, and with what: Willful violation on record -> next inspection can classify findings as REPEAT (max ~$165,514 per violation). Pitch: post-citation abatement program + repeat-exposure audit.
2score 446
D L BANDY CONSTRUCTORS INC.
$276,399
CONVERSE, TX · Building equipment contractors · Fatality/Catastrophe inspection
1 WILLFUL15 SERIOUS
Issued Jul 06 (38d ago). Abatement window running; informal-conference leverage highest NOW, before final order. Next abatement date Aug 20 — failure-to-abate exposure up to $16,550/day beyond it (estimated max).
Why call, and with what: Willful violation on record -> next inspection can classify findings as REPEAT (max ~$165,514 per violation). Pitch: post-citation abatement program + repeat-exposure audit.
3score 445
BLAZEY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC
$343,797
ALVIN, TX · Utility system construction · Referral inspection
2 REPEAT1 OTHER
Issued Jun 29 (45d ago). Abatement window running; informal-conference leverage highest NOW, before final order.
Why call, and with what: Repeat classification already in play -> program failed twice; escalation path is willful. Pitch: comprehensive compliance audit + trench-safety program + protective-systems plan + third-party program validation.
Live output of the most recent run, lightly redacted. Subscribers see full names.
How it works
01
Government publishes the fine
OSHA posts every inspection, citation, and penalty to public records — continuously.
02
We rank, decode, and clock it
Noise killed, standards translated, winnability scored, deadlines computed from the record.
03
You call first
A ranked call sheet — refreshed through the day — with the service angle and the honest clock attached.
Safety consultants
Fresh mid-market citations in your states — with the service angle attached.
OSHA defense attorneys
Willful, repeat, six-figure — routed to you, not to consultants.
Safety trainers
Training-related standards cited = a mandated audience.
Insurance brokers
Citations at renewal-relevant accounts, before the remarketing call.
The judgment layer, visible
Raw feeds surface $0-penalty revisions and year-old cases as “new leads.” We remove them and say so on every brief.
+ noise-kill footnote: 3 events removed, with reasons
Repeat-exposure math
What a second citation could cost
Violations can be reclassified as REPEAT for 5 years. Pick a current violation count — the exposure is computed from the statutory maximum, nothing invented.
3 × $165,514 max = $496,542
estimated · statutory maxima, 29 USC 666 as adjusted
Founder note
I built OSHA Radar because the professionals who fix cited workplaces deserve better than Google ads and referral luck. Everything on a brief is computed from the public record — the penalty, the deadline, the repeat-exposure math. No manufactured urgency. If your state is quiet, the page says so.