Workplace Safety Inspections
Are you wondering what OSHA might find at your workplace or one of your job sites? Don’t deal with the aftermath of an incident. Make sure it doesn’t happen in the first place!
Regular workplace safety inspections are the most effective means of identifying and correcting hazardous conditions at the workplace and protecting your employees and business.
What to Expect
The Compliance Consultants, Inc. (CCI) inspector will check in with your site manager prior to starting. The site manager is welcome to walk the site with the inspector and ask questions throughout the process. We equip every safety professional with a tablet and our exclusive software to carefully document the inspection. We will assist your site manager in immediately correcting unsafe actions or conditions. Before leaving, the CCI inspector will review any identified hazards and discuss the required corrective actions.
After the Inspection
The CCI inspector will provide a comprehensive report to management that includes photographs of hazards observed, references to regulations, and the corrective actions taken.
Frequency and Type of Inspections
We can design inspection frequency to meet your needs and stay within your budget. For construction sites, we recommend daily, weekly, or biweekly site safety inspections due to the changing nature of the work. For those in general industry, inspections should be completed monthly or quarterly.
We can schedule inspections in advance or complete them randomly depending on your needs. The CCI inspector will ensure we are onsite when more hazardous work activities occur.
Benefits of Regular Safety Inspections
Hazard Identification
Identify and correct hazards before they become incidents
OSHA Compliance
Meet regulatory requirements
Improvement
Identify potential gaps in your policies
Stay on Budget
Avoid costly citations
Improve Employee Morale and Productivity
Give your employees confidence in their safety
Get the Warning Line System Checklist
It is extremely important for contractors to understand the OSHA regulations surrounding fall protection. One of the most commonly misunderstood issues is the use of warning line systems. This checklist tells you exactly what you need to know to protect your employees and avoid costly OSHA citations.