Canary AI answers safety and compliance questions from the actual standards — OSHA regulations and official interpretation letters — and cites the exact paragraph every time. JHAs and incident reports drafted as clean PDFs. Programs checked against ISO 45001 and ANSI Z10. No source? It says so instead of guessing.
Built for operations managers who own EHS as a second job — and the safety pros who back them up.
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Not a chatbot with opinions — a research assistant that shows its work.
Plain-language questions, regulatory-grade answers. It knows you say "forklift" where the law says "powered industrial truck."
Describe the task or incident; get a structured draft with citations where the law backs a control — exported as a clean, postable PDF.
Paste your written safety program; get a clause-by-clause coverage review against ISO 45001 and ANSI Z10 structures.
The actual product — every answer arrives with its sources attached. Download a sample JHA export (PDF)
Canary AI retrieves the relevant passages from its indexed library — OSHA 1910, 1926, 1904 recordkeeping, 1903 inspections, the OSH Act, and 199 official interpretation letters — and answers from those passages only. No source, no answer. That's a feature.
Canary Safety is founded by a working safety professional, not a software company guessing at your job. The templates, the vocabulary, and the judgment about what matters come from the field.
Interpretation letters are where OSHA explains how rules apply to real situations — post-incident drug testing, first-aid vs. recordable, unattended forklifts. Canary AI cites those letters alongside the rules.
Canary AI is decision support, not legal advice. Every answer carries its sources and a reminder to verify current requirements — because regulations change, and pretending otherwise is how tools get people hurt.
Canary AI is the first piece of the Canary Safety platform.
A small group of safety managers and operations leaders get free access now, help shape the product, and lock in founding-member pricing later.