BasinCheck

About BasinCheck

BasinCheck is field safety-audit software for OSHA-regulated industrial crews, born in the Permian Basin and aimed at the contractors who are priced out of enterprise EHS platforms. The workflow is deliberately narrow: pick an inspection template, score checklist items pass or fail on a phone, have any failed item automatically open a corrective action, and submit the audit to notify the safety manager. It works without cell service, which is the requirement that disqualifies most competitors for oilfield work, and it includes a JSA builder, hot-work permit generation and OSHA 300/300A log exports. The vendor is aligned to OSHA, API Recommended Practice 75, BSEE and ASSP standards, and publishes live counters of real customer activity — safety records completed, corrective actions closed, states with active field teams — pulled from its own database rather than a marketing figure. The commercial argument is spelled out in unusual detail: enterprise EHS platforms charge $500+ per support ticket to add a location and $50k-$200k+ in annual maintenance, while BasinCheck makes adding locations, users and audit templates free and self-service, with unlimited users on a flat rate and same-day implementation instead of a three-to-six month rollout. The site also does the arithmetic on the cost of not having it, walking the $16,550 OSHA serious-violation fine out to a roughly $1.4M three-year exposure via indirect costs and EMR effects.

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