Our Services
We are a team of safety and health professionals dedicated to helping small employers reduce the potential loss time injuries.
Subscription Services
We are Safety and Health Professionals with over 75 years experience with small employers. We have preparing Safety and Health Programs with training for public and private sectors employers.
Individual Programs
If you do not want to have a complete safety and health program but only training on a selected subject, individual courses are available. The course will cover the basic information. Upon completion of the training and passing the quiz, a certificate is awarded.
Complete Safety and Health Program
If you wish to have a complete program on just one or two subjects , individual subscriptions are available. The subscription service includes a course for your safety coordinator, a written program on the subject, and an initial and monthly inspections. With each subscription there is a course for your employees. A certificate is awarded upon satisfactory completion of the course.
For the employer who wants to have a complete safety and health program there is the Diamond Subscription . This subscription includes all courses (present, future and updates) related to your area of work.
Why Have Safety and Health Programs?
You may ask yourself if I am a small company with just a few employees and visitors, why do I need a Safety and Health Program for my Company. Here are a few reasons.
- OSHA – The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) indicates “Each employer –shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees and shall comply with occupational safety and health standards promulgated under this Act.” A penalty of up to $16,550 could be assessed for each violation.
- Lawsuits – If an employee is injured, the employee would be covered by Workman’s Compensation. The average compensation is $47,681. However, if a visitor is injured just from a fall, a lawsuit could cost you considerable money. The average legal settlement ranges from from $10,000 – $50,000.
- Property Damage – There are more than 3,000 office fires each year. Even if there are fire extinguishers present, more than 50 percent of the employees do not know how to use the extinguishers and can spread the fire. This result in millions of dollars in property damage.
- Death or Serious Injuries – OSHA indicates emergency response should be available within the first 3-4 minutes. If cardiac arrest occurs the chances of survival decreases with each minute. The normal response time in urban areas is approximately 8 minutes. In 2020, there was a 17% increase in nonfatal workplace injuries due to electricity. The majority of occupations getting injured are non-electrical with little or no electrical safety training.