An analysis is performed and the report will give you a thorough blueprint that will enable your firm to effectively build your safety program.  The Analysis will let you know what you currently have in regard to OSHA compliance, and what you need to complete to fulfill your firms requirements in regard to the rules and regulations

Potential Analysis Components:

• Company Profile
• Company Interview
  
• Shop and/or Jobsite Surveys
• Management Profile
  
• Personal Protective Equipment Assessment
  
• Job Hazard Assessment
  
• Workers Compensation Analysis and Assessment
  
• Current Responsibilities Assignment
  
• Current Enforcement Profile
  
• Current Written Safety Program Assessment/Analysis
  
• Preliminary Questionnaire
  
• Hazard Material Inventory

Potential Report Components
The results of the analysis may be reported to you by listing the following:

• A narrative of the important points, documentation, and identification of anything corrected upon inspection, especially considered IDLH (immediately dangerous to life and health)
• Formal Written Program Needs and Deficiencies
  
• Potential Citations & Violations with Regulations that Are Applicable Included with the Report
  
• Recommendation of Employee Training Needs
  
• Recommendation of Supervisor Training Needed
  
• Recommendation of Management Training Needs
  
• Recommendation of a Workers Compensation Control Program
  
• Recommendation of Remedy to Eliminate Safety Violations Observed
  
• Recommended Enforcement Guidelines

As an ongoing update to your safety program, inspections, walk-thrus, and site surveys give you the satisfaction that another set of eyes has documented the observed unsafe acts or conditions that exist in your plant  There are many different types of surveys available.

All of the inspections are documented by digital picture.  The narrative let you know what is wrong and in many situations how it needs to be corrected. 

An inspection can be as simple as an hour walk-thru to a comprehensive shop or site survey.  Accompanying your safety director or safety committee can be a training experience for them. 

An inspection can be the first step to ensuring that your fIrm is in OSHA compliance.

Potential Inspections, Walk-Thrus, and Site Surveys Components:

• What to Expect When OSHA Inspects Your Job Site
• A narrative of the important points, documentation, and
  identification of anything corrected upon inspection,
  especially considered IDLH (immediately dangerous to
  life and health)
• Incident Prevention & Investigation
• Accident Prevention & Investigation
• Introduction of What to Look For to Avoid Citations
• Video, Digital and/or Pictures of the Violations Observed
• Avoiding Multiple Employer Citations
• Inventory of Job Site Problems
• Recommendation of the Corrections Needed
• Workers Compensation Analysis
• A Formal Report in Conclusion