Safety Audits

Safety Audits

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    Safety Audits

    Typically, a safety audit is conducted to check whether a facility is in compliance with an existing safety plan. Alternatively, a safety audit can be used to create a new safety plan. More broadly, safety audits are conducted to identify, eliminate, or control hazards that could adversely impact a company’s physical and human assets. 
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    A safety audit demonstrates a company’s commitment to the health and well being of their employees. These audits:
    • Reduce the incidents of injury
    • Lower workman’s compensation costs
    • Increase job satisfaction and company morale
    A comprehensive safety audit typically includes the following:
    • Review the existing safety programs at the facility
    • Conduct a jobsite safety analysis to identify hazards
    • Assure that the administrative records support and document the various safety activities
    • Evaluate the hazards with respect to OSHA regulations and best practice guidelines
    • Summarize the results and recommendations in a written report 
    To discuss your project, please call an ECG Certified Industrial Hygienist at 800-282-2084.
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