Facility Safety Inspection
Circle Safety & Health Consultants conducts facility safety inspections at your location that help reduce liability/risk, increase employee safety, and achieve compliance with OSHA and other regulations. We specifically designed these inspections to cover all types of facilities, from manufacturing to industrial to civic/government.
Benefits of a Facility Safety Inspection
There are many benefits to getting your facility inspected by Circle Safety:
Safer Workplace
Our highly knowledgeable and eagle-eyed inspectors will walk your facility with a customized checklist to flag potential safety hazards and provide recommendations to mitigate them. This leads to a safer workplace for everyone inside and outside your facility.
Cost Savings
Industrial accidents are costly and negatively affect your monthly insurance premiums. The cost of a single forklift accident can range upwards of $16,000. Improved safety practices can also result in your facility consuming fewer resources, like electricity, water, and other materials.
Increased Productivity
When you change processes to ensure safety at your facility, it often increases efficiency. These safer, streamlined processes can lead to an increase in worker productivity while reducing unnecessary costs.
Better Transparency
In many cases, inspecting your facility helps prevent pollution and improve air quality. These are just two of many green metrics that your marketing department can use to demonstrate your commitment to protecting the environment through sustainable business practices.
Compliance
A facility safety inspection provides your workplace with the means to meet compliance regulations for OSHA, ISO 45001, and other safety standards.
Audit Preparedness
A facility safety inspection helps you prepare for a planned or unplanned external audit from OSHA or other regulatory agencies. You will have peace of mind knowing that your facility is prepared.
What’s Included with a Facility Safety Inspection?
Qualified Inspector
We recruit our safety inspectors from a pool of highly talented and qualified individuals. We vet them properly to ensure that they have the exact qualifications required to inspect your facility.
Identify Unsafe Practices
The inspector will walk your facility, observe workers in action, and flag unsafe practices. We will provide you with our findings in a detailed report and suggest ways to improve the unsafe work practices.
Equipment Inspection
We will examine your equipment to determine if it presents a hazard and whether or not the appropriate safeguards are in place.
Improves Saftey Culture
Inspections provide workers and management opportunities to ask the inspector questions and learn helpful safety tips relevant to their jobsites. Proactive measures like a facility safety inspection boost morale by showing your company’s dedication to your workers’ health and safety.
Detailed Reports
After we have completed our thorough inspection of your facility, we will provide you with a comprehensive report on our findings along with our recommendations to fix potential safety concerns.
Next Steps
At the end of our inspection, our team will leave with recommendations of what you should do next and not if additional experts or an industrial hygienist needs to be brought in for further study .
Facilities We Support
Below are just a few of the types of facilities we commonly inspect. If yours isn’t on the list, that’s alright. We can custom design an inspection to meet your facility’s exact needs.
Manufacturing Facilities
- Automotive
- Pharmaceutical
- Aerospace
- Industrial
Non-Manufacturing Facilities
- Laboratories
- Freight Forwarding
- Packing facilities
Government/Civic Facilities
- Power Plants
- Military
- State Projects
- Federal Government Projects
“Very impressed with their capabilities. Glad to find a local firm that can handle site-safety / industrial hygiene issues at a high level.”
– Major K.
Need Facility Safety Inspection Assistance?
Get in touch with Circle Safety to learn how we can help you with your facility safety inspection needs. We custom design our inspections to meet the exact needs of your facility. Contact us below to learn more.
Memberships & Associations
MSHA Final Rule to Lower Miners’ Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica and Improve Respiratory Protection
The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)
2024 Update to OSHA Recordkeeping
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