Regulations and requirements

Compliance with the Cal/OSHA Workplace Violence Prevention law ensures a safer work environment by addressing and mitigating the risks associated with workplace violence.

Strengthen internal controls and provide assurance at every step.

Provides a digital platform to collect aviation safety information, with the ultimate aim of improving safety in the sector.

ESG reporting is mandatory for certain types of companies, but many organizations are choosing to adopt ESG programs as a sign of good governance to strengthen their competitiveness and value proposition.

The Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) improves food safety globally through benchmarked standards, recognition of certification programs, and fostering knowledge sharing.

Organizations in the food industry are required to have a plan in place to manage food safety hazards based on the principles of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP).

The purpose of the act is to ensure that everyone is working in a safe environment without any risks to their overall health and safety.

The International Aviation Safety Assessment program (IASA) is an initiative run by the FAA to ensure safety expectations are met.

IATF 16949 helps organizations improve product quality and reliability by establishing robust quality management systems and processes.

Full visibility of your food supply chain is key to compliance with Natasha’s Law.

The GDC provides flexibility to address hazards that may not be covered by specific OSHA standards.

Compliance with RIDDOR helps organizations identify and address safety hazards and risks, leading to safer working environments.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), is a United States federal law. It protects investors by ensuring that they have access to accurate financial information when making investment decisions.