18 months ago, I got a call from a plant safety manager on a Sunday afternoon. He'd spent his entire weekend manually filling in OSHA 300 logs in Excel. Forty rows. Every field typed by hand. One transposed number or missed checkbox could mean a $15,000 fine.
That call stuck with me. This wasn't an isolated problem mid-market manufacturers (50 500 employees) are running their entire EHS compliance operation on spreadsheets, sticky notes, and institutional memory. There's enterprise software for the Fortune 500, and nothing in between.
So I built Epostrix.
What it does:
Hey PH! I'm Shahbaz, founder of Epostrix 👋
I built this because a friend who manages safety at a metal fabrication plant showed me his OSHA paperwork process: a paper clipboard, a whiteboard, and a spreadsheet he'd been maintaining since 2019. One missed entry = potential $15,625 fine per violation.
That's still the reality at thousands of mid-market manufacturers in the US.
Epostrix lets safety managers report incidents by voice — speak it from the factory floor, and AI fills the OSHA 300 log, determines recordability, and updates your TRIR/DART rates automatically. No clipboards. No spreadsheets. No guessing if something is recordable.
What's live today:
🎙️ Voice incident reporting — speak from any device
📋 AI-powered OSHA 300 log auto-fill
📅 Compliance calendar with 50+ OSHA/EPA deadlines
📊 TRIR & DART dashboard
🤖 Aria — AI compliance advisor trained on OSHA regs
Try it free: demo@epostrix.com / demo1234
Would love your honest feedback — especially from anyone who's touched EHS software before. What's broken about compliance tools today?