We can assist you in the development or review of required safety programs specific to your facility. Each safety policy will help identify, evaluate, and prevent hazards as well as provide documentation in compliance with OSHA regulations.

Our Certified Safety Professional will conduct an audit as if it were OSHA. This will include a review of records, policies, and an in-person audit of the facility to identify hazards and OSHA violations. The deliverable includes a final report that includes pictures of the unsafe conditions or violations, the cited regulatory reference, and recommendations for mitigating the hazard.

We have retainer clients for whom we perform work for a specific number of hours a month. We can help your business with safety consulting needs either by working on-site or at the Triangle Safety Consulting LLC office. This could include conducting Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), performing risk assessments, or even short-term safety support.

The OSHA Outreach Training Program provides training on the identification and control of workplace hazards. Outreach classes also provide overview information regarding OSHA, including workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.

Our Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist (CEAS) will help you identify, evaluate, and control ergonomic risks in your facility. Our ergonomics program development includes ergonomic risk assessments, recommendations for ergonomic improvements, and ergonomics training for employees and engineers.

We assess your machines and provide you with clear answers and detailed guidance on what specifically needs to be guarded or improved. This will help you improve machinery safety to prevent injuries and amputations, fulfill OSHA requirements, and follow safety standards. description

We conduct thorough assessments on tasks occurring to determine the hazards and if the current controls are effective at preventing injuries and illnesses. Risk assessments will allow you to understand the tasks employees are performing, the hazards they face, and if additional controls are needed. Risks will be assigned a risk rating so you understand what tasks needs to be addressed first.