At Safety Training Resources, our Safety Inspection Program provides businesses with a proactive approach to workplace safety, ensuring compliance with OSHA, MSHA, and industry regulations. We offer comprehensive inspections, detailed reporting, and data-driven insights to help you reduce risks and improve safety performance.

Our Services Include:

Safety Inspections – Our trained safety professionals conduct on-site evaluations to identify potential hazards, assess compliance, and recommend corrective actions to keep your job sites safe.

Inspection Reports – After each inspection, we provide detailed reports outlining findings, potential risks, and recommended corrective measures to enhance workplace safety.

Weekly and Quarterly Reports – We analyze inspection data to provide weekly summaries and quarterly trend reports, helping businesses track safety performance, identify recurring issues, and implement strategic improvements over time.

By partnering with us, you gain valuable insights that not only improve safety but also enhance productivity and compliance. Schedule an inspection today!

Frequent Observations

Through our inspections, we have observed several recurring safety concerns that may pose risks in the workplace.

PPE Non-Compliance: Personal Protective Equipment non-compliance occurs when employees fail to wear or properly use the required safety gear, increasing the risk of injuries and regulatory violations. Common causes include lack of training, discomfort, inadequate enforcement, or complacency. Ensuring compliance requires clear safety policies, regular training, and strict enforcement to protect workers and maintain a safe job site.

Excavation/Trenching Safety: Non-compliance occurs when safety processes, such as proper shoring, sloping, or protective systems, are not followed, increasing the risk of cave-ins, falls, and hazardous atmospheres. Common violations include lack of trench protection, improper access/egress, and failure to conduct daily inspections. Adhering to OSHA regulations, pre-planning, and enforcing safety measures is essential to protecting workers and preventing accidents.

Falls and Fall Protection: Falls remain one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities, often resulting from lack of proper fall protection, inadequate training, or failure to use safety equipment. Non-compliance includes missing guardrails, unanchored lifelines, improper use of harnesses, and failure to inspect fall protection systems. Ensuring compliance with OSHA standards, providing proper equipment, and enforcing training programs is critical to preventing serious injuries and maintaining a safe work environment.

Work Zone/Flagger Compliance: When proper traffic control measures, signage, or flagging procedures are not followed, non-compliance is creating hazards for both workers and the public. Common violations include improperly positioned flaggers, lack of high-visibility PPE, inadequate signage, and failure to follow traffic control plans. Ensuring compliance with DOT and OSHA regulations, proper training, and consistent enforcement is essential to maintaining a safe and efficient work zone.