Safety/Regulatory Compliance Training

Safety Audits

The purpose of the safety audit is to review, evaluate, and make recommendations of a company’s safety program. Typical key sections of the audit include:

• OSHA Record Keeping
• Hazardous Materials
• Critical Work Instructions
• Training
• Industrial Hygiene
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Safety Meetings and Self Inspections
• Contractor Management
• OSHA Inspections
• Transportation and Distribution
• General Site Information
• Hazard Communications
• Emergency Response
• Hazard Analysis
• Preventive Maintenance
• Lockout/Tagout
• Confined Space

The safety audit includes a site visit and a report including specific observations, evaluative comments, and recommendations.

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