Process safety management software for ammonia refrigeration

Your PSM program as one connected record

Equipment details, operating limits and findings carry through your SOPs, inspections, PHA, training and management of change. iPSM connects the work across all 14 elements of 29 CFR 1910.119 so your team doesn’t have to re-enter the same information in every module.

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    Drafted from what you already have

    SOPs drafted from your P&IDs and equipment tags. Handwritten field notes turned into completed IIAR-6 forms and MI5 action items. You review, correct and sign every document before it enters the record.

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    Your people sign

    The qualified people who run the system are the ones who approve and sign. Liability follows the signature — that doesn't change. What changes is paying for wait time.

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    Software, not a services queue

    We don't sell consulting, and we don't leave you without help. Your people learn iPSM on your records; the guides stay in the product. When a job needs a specialist, you pick from a vetted network — not a shop we own.

What changes with iPSM

  • What disappearsManually combing through P&IDs line by line to extract valve tags and map piping for each piece of equipment

    What replaces itUpload a P&ID. iPSM extracts valve tags, identifies equipment, and drafts the SOP — you review and approve.

  • What disappearsDeveloping action item trackers from scattered inspection reports and spreadsheets

    What replaces itIIAR-6 findings generate action items automatically — severity-classified, assigned, tracked to closure in one place.

  • What disappearsRetyping the same equipment data into IIAR-6 forms, Critical Safety Testing logs, and PM schedules separately

    What replaces itEnter equipment once. It populates IIAR-6 checklists, critical safety testing forms, and PM task scheduling — tags, specs, and locations carry through every workflow that references it.

  • What disappearsScrambling to pull documentation together for routine PSM meetings and unscheduled audits

    What replaces itThe evidence binder pulls compliance documents, inspection records, and training logs into one package — organized by element, ready when the auditor walks in.

Narrated walkthrough

Simulated plant. Real workflows. No signup.

All facility data shown is simulated. Best viewed on desktop.

Why iPSM

Ammonia-native, not generic EHS

Valve tags, vessel designations, compressor nameplates, IIAR-6 frequencies — built into the workflows, not a chemical-plant template with the labels changed.

The report took 60 days. The work didn’t.

Turnaround in this industry runs in months because the work sits in a backlog, not because it takes months to do. iPSM closes that gap.

Drafts from what you have — your people sign

iPSM drafts from your P&IDs, tags and walk-down notes. The qualified people who run the system review, correct and sign. Liability stays with the signature.

Security

Infrastructure you can audit

DigitalOcean

SOC 2 Type II

Compute · Networking

Supabase

SOC 2 Type II

Database · Authorization

Encrypted

AES-256 · TLS 1.2+

At rest · In transit

US-Based

Data Residency

All regions domestic

Facility-level data isolation
Human review architecture
Audit logging
Role-based access control

Your compliance data is yours. No vendor lock-in.

Full security posture

From work due to work done.

Training, inspections and corrective work all start with information already in your PSM program. iPSM turns it into a scope for your review and connects you with qualified Network members who do that work.

Compare quotes against one clear scope and choose your provider. Upload the completed report. iPSM automatically extracts and organizes the information into your program for review, cutting out repetitive data entry.

Preferred member pricing. No commission on the work.

How the Network works

Stop managing paperwork. Start managing safety.

A personal walkthrough takes 20 minutes. No slides, no pitch — just the product working.

$10,800 per facility / year, billed annually. Start in 2026; keep this rate as long as you renew.