Ammonia refrigeration compliance — by someone who knows the system

Your ammonia inventory determines whether you're subject to OSHA PSM and EPA RMP. We perform a complete maximum intended inventory determination — accounting for every component in your system at actual operating conditions.

Every ammonia relief valve (pressure relief valve / PRV) on your system must be correctly sized for its specific overpressure scenario. We perform the calculations, verify the installed equipment, and document everything in a PRV register that meets OSHA PSM requirements under 29 CFR 1910.119.

OSHA PSM requires a PHA for every covered process, repeated every five years. We facilitate structured hazard identification sessions using the methodology appropriate to your system's complexity — and we produce documentation that survives scrutiny.

A complete Process Safety Management program is a substantial body of documentation and operating procedures. We develop or remediate programs across all 14 elements — building programs that reflect how your facility actually operates, not generic templates.

We audit your facility the way OSHA does — systematically, against every element, with documentation reviews and field verifications. You find the gaps first, on your own schedule, before they become citations.

Mechanical Integrity is one of the most complex PSM elements to implement correctly. We build MI programs that define what gets inspected, how often, by whom, and what happens when a deficiency is found.