The iPSM Network

The core of the network.

As facilities run their PSM programs inside iPSM, real work surfaces — some on a schedule, some the moment something changes. That work needs qualified people. The network is how the right people get connected to it: routed by service area and specialty. Not cold leads — specific, timed work that matches what you do, when it is actually needed.

• ✓Operator certifications coming due
• ✓Five-year SRV changeouts
• ✓PHA revalidations
• ✓MI inspection windows
• ✓Ammonia sensor calibrations
• ✓Ammonia sensor replacements
• ✓MOC-driven expansions and retrofits
• ✓Hands-on training

And consistent delivery compounds: members who handle routed work well can earn a preferred routing position for their region or specialty — won through production, held by keeping the service where it was when you won it.

Coming due to scheduled, in a click.

When a changeout or a calibration comes due, getting it done is its own job — chasing quotes and certificates of insurance, then doing it again for every additional bid you need. The network collapses that. The due item already carries the scope. Qualified members quote it — paperwork on file, cleared under your own contractor program before anyone walks on site. Multiple quotes is the same click, not another week of phone calls.

When the work closes, the documentation lands back in your program where the auditor expects it. And if a company you already trust isn't in the network yet, point them here.