Bill Oshborn
President, Circle B Corrosion Technologies
Real results from companies who rely on Aggie Safety to reduce risk, pass OSHA reviews, and protect their workforce.
Training Program Director, Stress Engineering Services, Inc.
"The professionals at Aggie Safety performed a requested OSHA-style walkthrough inspection of our facilities, highlighting our strengths & weaknesses..." Read more
President, Circle B Corrosion Technologies
"Aggie Safety was great help in a recent OSHA inspection and saved our company over $16,000. Their staff is very knowledgeable in helping with compliance issues. We highly recommend their services."
Safety Manager, Star Service, Inc.
"Great communication, Excellent experience. Definitely will recommend and plan to continue to use Aggie Safety in the near future."
Director of Safety, ESCO Plastics Company
"After interviewing at least 3 safety companies, we ended up selecting Aggie Safety/Lone Loss Control. During this 8 year period we have been very pleased with Aggie Safety/Lone Star Loss Control and would highly recommend them."
Training Program Director, Stress Engineering Services, Inc.
"The professionals at Aggie Safety performed a requested OSHA-style walkthrough inspection of our facilities, highlighting our strengths & weaknesses..." Read more
President, Circle B Corrosion Technologies
"Aggie Safety was great help in a recent OSHA inspection and saved our company over $16,000. Their staff is very knowledgeable in helping with compliance issues. We highly recommend their services."
Safety Manager, Star Service, Inc.
"Great communication, Excellent experience. Definitely will recommend and plan to continue to use Aggie Safety in the near future."
Director of Safety, ESCO Plastics Company
"After interviewing at least 3 safety companies, we ended up selecting Aggie Safety/Lone Loss Control. During this 8 year period we have been very pleased with Aggie Safety/Lone Star Loss Control and would highly recommend them."
Our inspections also cover specialized safety needs, including:
• Fall Protection: Ensure personnel are wearing harness correctly, Safety lines are correctly attached to anchors and anchors are attached directly to load-bearing structural elements
• Forklift & Equipment Safety: Ensure Machinery like forlift, aerial lift, Boom lift, Cranes, excavators are correctly inspected. Ensure personnel are trained in using these heavy machinery. Additionally, all safety rules are followed while operating these heavily energized equipment.
• Job Hazard Analysis: Verify or provide our clients with adequate Job Hazard analysis to ensure all hazards are evaluated, and safeguards/controls are adequate for all the hazards detected. Additionally, if some GAPs are detected, practical recommendations are given fill the GAPs.
• Accident & Incident Investigation: Help establish accident & incident investigations for company. Support businesses during accident & incident investigations. Guide them through the process with OSHA reporting ( if required) to filling claims to worker’s compensation to evaluate root causes to minimizes future incidents. Bring lessons learned from incidents/near misses back to the personnel for learning.
• Contractor/Builder Safety Training: Provide safety documentation, safety videos and agreements between Contractor and Owners. Ensure contractor trainings are adequate and fill the GAPs if any.
• Insurance & Compliance Targets: Help businesses with Loss Control reports to be submitted to insurance carriers to present the best front during insurance renewals and insurance audits.
Providing OSHA-compliant safety inspections across a wide range of industries and job sites:
A safety inspection from Aggie Safety is a systematic evaluation of your workplace to identify hazards, verify compliance, and improve safety performance.
Our inspection scope typically includes:
Documentation Review – Forms, permits, site logs, previous incident reports.
Hazard Identification – Physical, chemical, ergonomic, and electrical risks.
Compliance Checks – OSHA, EPA, and industry-specific standards.
Equipment Inspections – Tools, machinery, PPE, and safety systems.
Emergency Preparedness – Exit routes, fire extinguishers, and response plans.
Housekeeping & Organization – Site cleanliness, clutter removal, spill prevention.
Training & Communication – Supervisor/employee knowledge of safety protocols.
Get safety expertise without the expense of a full-time hire. Our flexible support lets you pay only for the hours you need saving thousands in payroll, benefits, and training while still gaining access to seasoned professionals.
A true reality of many industries is losing experienced personnel due to retirement or turnover. Aggie Safety bridges that gap, ensuring a smooth transition and uninterrupted safety program management.
As a company with more than 25 years, our diverse team brings practical solutions that help your organization meet compliance requirements and achieve its safety goals in today’s fast-paced environment.
Most Common OSHA Workplace Violations
The following table summarizes the most frequently cited OSHA violations 2024 - 2025 across General Industry and Construction, along with the applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
| Violation Category | Common Compliance Gaps | Applicable OSHA CFR(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Fall Protection | Unprotected edges, improper ladder/scaffold use | 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D; 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M |
| Hazard Communication | Missing SDSs, labeling, or training | 29 CFR 1910.1200 |
| Ladders | Using damaged or incorrect ladders | 29 CFR 1910.23; 1926.1053 |
| Respiratory Protection | No written program or fit testing | 29 CFR 1910.134 |
| Lockout/Tagout | Failure to control hazardous energy | 29 CFR 1910.147 |
| Powered Industrial Trucks | No operator training | 29 CFR 1910.178 |
| Machine Guarding | Missing guards on moving parts | 29 CFR 1910.212 |
| Eye & Face Protection | Failure to provide PPE | 29 CFR 1910.133 |
| Electrical Wiring | Exposed wiring and damaged cords | 29 CFR 1910.303; 1910.305 |
| Confined Spaces | No permit or entry procedures | 29 CFR 1910.146 |
| PPE (General) | No hazard assessment | 29 CFR 1910.132 |
| Recordkeeping | Incomplete OSHA injury records | 29 CFR 1904 |
