Additional Services
Additional Compliance
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- We perform an inspection of your facility looking for items of
compliance and items of non-compliance with all applicable
health & safety regulation(s) like OSHA, EPA and more. - We look for any hazards your employees may be exposed to
or may be potentially exposed to. - Action plan developed for improvement.
- We look at your facility for physical and administrative
compliance with OSHA workplace safety regulations. - We work together with you to develop and Action Plan
designed to identify steps needed to implement any
corrective actions.
- Northeast Safety will review your specific required written
health & safety programs and review for compliance. - We can perform revisions and/or updates as needed.
- All safety action plans have goals, objectives, strategies and
measures. - You can’t do everything at once. Resource restrictions on
labor, equipment modification, etc. slow things down or
create bottlenecks. Identify the steps need to complete the
step. - Safety action plans are a great way to involve all levels of
your organization in health & safety.
- We can help your sites safety committee with safety
committee skills development which will teach valuable
specific to your site technical information. - Safety committees have members from all levels and all
departments acting as one cohesive team, following a formal
safety action plan. - By utilizing team development training, we can learn to work
together and become safety resources for all employees.
- What do you expect from your employees? How do they
perform against your expectations? - Behavioral safety allows you to look for and capture useful
before-the-fact data and use it to prevent injuries or
accidents in the workplace without relying on the occurrence
of and injury. - Collect safety data, track and feedback to the organization.
- Specific safety polices or procedures are observed and
evaluated. Peer-to-peer feedback is taught and encouraged.
- Look for guarding designs and techniques that comply with
OSHA and protect your employees. - Formal, detailed report issued; action plan is designed.
- Perform slip, trip and fall audit looking for hazards.
- Look for slip, trip and fall procedures and equipment that
comply with OSHA regulations and protect your employees. - Formal, detailed report issued; action plan is designed.