Aggie Safety

Safety Audit

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Safety Audit

Occupational Safety Training in Houston By Aggie Safety.

Safety regulations can be dense and intricate. We provide access to an experienced team of safety audit experts who can help you meet or exceed compliance regulations. We complete safety audits, write safety programs and plans, and more. Remove the headache of compliance and discover potential weak spots with a proper safety audit today, especially since construction is one of the highest-risk occupations in the country. Construction injuries, accidents, and fatalities are daily occurrences and cost companies and their employees thousands of dollars.

Aggie Safety makes recommendations that are consistent with OSHA and ANSI standards. We consult, train, and educate in a way that mentors your team. This will give you team the tools needed to follow best safety practices.

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Benefits of Audits

  • It’s a proactive approach of identifying actual/potential compliance issues before they become a problem
  • Audits help to determine the cause of compliance issues to prevent reoccurrence
  • Audits helps to enhance the safety culture of the company and it keeps the companies ready for audits by regulatory agencies like federal, state or local
  • Audits are a very good spot check/oversight from independent eyes to provide an objective assessment
  • Audits help companies to avoid potential violations/fines
  • Audits help companies to enhance best management practices to protect in case of incidents/accidents
  • Audits help prepare for new regulations that may impact the company based on its operations and hazards it deals with
  • Audits help in reducing risk of business and liabilities
  • Audits help to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the compliance programs.
  • Audits help maintain a good corporate image in the community
  • Audits help in increasing employee awareness of safety and environmental regulations.
  • Audits leading to improvements for existing safety deficiencies can also build confidence of the employees with the company with better retention.

Safety audits Requirements

Safety audits must be conducted by independent outside third-party consultants to ensure an unbiased review of policies, procedures, and safety management systems. Aggie Safety can be a partner to your needs, utilizing its experts. The following work process is followed by Aggie Safety to conduct an impactful audit for your facility:

Need-Based Supports in Houston and Surrounding Areas for Safety Audits.

Provide customized safety training focused on a variety of safety topics applicable to your industry.

OSHA does not have one consistent standard for addressing safety training.

The following work process is followed by Aggie Safety to conduct an impactful audit of your facility:

  • Thorough inspection/field assessment of your facility
  • Employee interviews are conducted during the process
  • Facility documentation including training is reviewed/spot checked

After inspections/field assessments, a detailed report is provided to the customer with key aspects including:

  • Issues and concerns not meeting OSHA requirements
  • Recommendation from Aggie Safety experts to mitigate the issue and meet the OSHA requirements
  • Actual CFR code for item, not meeting requirement
  • Prioritization of issues (high, medium, and low) based on the severity of the hazard and its deficiency.
  • Evidence based on pictures from inspections, as well as code references.
  • Support details and a timeline to mitigate the deficiency.

Information: Safety Audits and Inspections.

A “Mock OSHA Inspection” will review all activities in work areas. After completing the inspection, a written report is submitted to you with the estimated OSHA fines.

Accident Investigations When you need an outside source to provide an unbiased report of what happened in an accident consider these services.

 

  • Telephone Audits: A simple and affordable way to keep employees and supervisors honest. A trained operator will call your employee at home and ask key questions to verify the accuracy of the information in the submitted accident report. 
  • On-Site Audits: Trained personnel conduct on-site audits, which include reviewing accident site photos, witness reports, and accident reports. In addition, all witnesses and, if possible, the employees involved in the accident are interviewed. This service includes a written report with recommendations. 
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Help our clients secure new business and obtain lower insurance costs

Both you and many of your customers want to be sure they are doing business with a well-managed company. A key indicator of a company well managed is:

    • A quality well-written safety program.
    • Written employee work rules and policies.
    • Evidence that employees are being trained.
    • Assurance that the company’s financial strength is not adversely affected by OSHA fines.
    • Training, written instructions, and company policies that all employees can understand, regardless of language. 
Safety Audits & Inspection By Aggie Safety.
Aggie Safety’s Control team is dedicated to helping you comply with safety regulations. In Houston and surrounding areas, our experienced team will work closely with your business to identify workplace risks. We provide professional advice on how these risks can be controlled and how you can successfully meet required standards. As an employer, it is important to ensure peace of mind, and we aim to help you meet your legal obligations.
Secure a Fast, No Obligation Quote Today
As you are aware, OSHA standards require your company to perform periodic inspections of your facilities to ensure a safe work environment for your employees. Let us know in detail what safety support you need. Our expert team will promptly send you a free, no-fuss quote tailored to your requirements! Our inspectors collect in-depth information to determine compliance, and the resulting information is structured to support immediate corrective action when required.
Workplace Safety For Worker Retention
Data shows that a solid workplace safety culture implemented by owners’ commitment to workplace safety ensures higher worker retention and greater ownership of employees within the company, leading to increased productivity. There are economic advantages for owners to enforce a good workplace safety culture:

  • New Business Opportunities: Satisfies new customers’ demands for a viable safety program.
  • OSHA Compliance
  • Employee Training
  • Protecting Worker’s Compensation Rates

Additionally, it reduces the possibilities of OSHA violations, fines, and any litigations. A business with a history of OSHA violations or fines does not instill confidence in new customers. Moreover, multiple OSHA violations or fines can lead to the loss of current customers and negatively impact the morale of company employees, resulting in a vicious cycle of employee turnover.

At Aggie Safety, with 25 years of experience, we take safety to heart. We can confidently say that all our team members have safety in their DNA. Our customers have stayed with us for decades as they see the value we bring to their company safety programs, safety training needs, and overall, OSHA compliance

Aggie Safety Goals : How We Can Help in Houston

  • Reduce Reportable Accidents
  • Ensure all employees receive regular safety training.
  • Reduce the possibility of OSHA fines.
  • Eliminate Heavy Equipment Accidents: Minimize accidents involving forklifts, lifts, and cranes as much as possible.
  • Train Supervisors: Ensure supervisors have the necessary training to handle employee injury accidents.
  • Make sure all supervisors have a basic understanding of loss-control

OSHA’s Top Ten Violations- Needs to Know While Operating in Houston

  • Fall Protection: General Requirements (CFR 1926.501)
  • Hazard Communication (CFR 1910.1200)
  • Scaffolding (CFR 1926.451)
  • Lockout/Tagout (CFR 1910.147)
  • Respiratory Protection (CFR 1910.134)
  • Ladders (CFR 1926.1053)
  • Powered Industrial Trucks (CFR 1910.178)
  • Fall Protection: Training Requirements (CFR 1926.503)
  • Machine Guarding (CFR 1910.212)
  • Personal Protective Equipment: Lifesaving Equipment and Eye and Face Protection (CFR 1926.102)
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