Safety audits can help your company determine the effectiveness of its safety and health program and in turn, help lower workers’ compensation rates. An audit is broken down into a detailed assessment of administration compliance issues and a hands-on inspection covering all physical safety conditions and concerns

Our comprehensive safety and health audit is a two-phase process consisting of a program assessment and a physical inspection.

A Detailed Assessment:
The assessment reviews all administrative functions relating to safety and health compliance. This includes:

• An evaluation of all written programs required through OSHA standards (hazard communication, lockout tagout, etc.)
• A review of training documentation
• Verification of proper injury and illness recordkeeping

The Hands-on Facility Audit:
A detailed analysis and evaluation of the physical conditions throughout the facility to determine if actual facility conditions are in compliance with appropriate OSHA standards and regulations. The audit reviews critical compliance issues and will cover each subpart of the OSHA General Industry or Construction Standards, such as:

The Report:
Our Safety and Health professionals will provide a confidential report detailing the results of the assessment and physical inspection of the facility. The report can serve as a management tool to identify areas of needed improvement and to establish compliance objectives.