FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What always comes up right before an audit.
Mainly Tijuana, Ensenada, Tecate and Mexicali. Other cases possible depending on scope.
Yes. Within 24h we start a rapid assessment — requirements prioritized by risk and urgency. In many cases we close critical open items in 7–15 business days depending on inventory and applicable NOM. If it's urgent, message us directly on WhatsApp.
Pressure vessels (NOM-020), fire protection (NOM-002), static electricity & ground resistance (NOM-022), hazardous and special-handling (RME) waste, water and discharges, air emissions and combustion gases, sampling and monitoring (including perimeter noise), and permits and reports (COA, RETC, LAU). We work by scope, based on what applies to your facility.
Yes. Classification and inventory, up-to-date logs and manifests, a management plan, and generator registration / reporting — with traceability from generation to disposal.
Yes. We coordinate the sampling and chain of custody with a lab and interpret the results against the standard. If you already have a lab, we work with it.
Yes. We identify the applicable obligations, compile and submit COA, RETC and LAU, and leave you a reporting calendar with due dates so you don't miss deadlines.
Company/facility, city, applicable topic, and audit date if scheduled. We quote in 24–48h.
No. It's readiness/support. Final compliance depends on the applicable audit/inspection and real on-site conditions.
Yes. We can sign an NDA before any information is shared and adapt to your company's vendor onboarding process.
We don't replace your team — we complement it with document structure, traceability, and defined closure criteria. We deliver a package your team can maintain without depending on us.
We don't promise guaranteed outcomes — we promise your evidence will be organized, traceable, and verifiable. If there are findings, the action plan already includes closure criteria to address them.