Onsite Safety Inspections

Regular site safety inspections keep the workplace safe by identifying and correcting hazards before they cause harm or damage. Inspection frequency depends on the hazard level of the workplace; sites may need inspections at every shift, daily, weekly, quarterly, annually, or even just randomly.

In many cases our partners request third party inspections to provide them with detailed information about the physical conditions and workplace practices of their worksites. To most effectively conduct these inspections your Safety Coach will work with you to determine the scope and frequency needed to achieve your goals.

From a one-time inspection on the high risk project, to weekly site inspections of your operations, Safety Links will work with you to determine the most appropriate and cost effective inspection scope and frequency!

Why conduct a job site safety inspection?

• Identify company risk and liability exposures
• Avoid potential OSHA and other regulatory violations
• Prepare for owner and insurance inspections
• Determine potential injury hazards
• Reveal safety program and training requirements
• Development tool for implementing site specific safety plans
• Remember our inspections will determine if any regulatory violation has occurred and will provide an opportunity to correct any hazards before they are cited during a regulatory inspection.  More importantly, our Site Safety Inspections will identify any existing hazards of your operations so that corrective action can be taken before they cause harm!

How does the Safety Links jobsite inspection system work?

A job site inspection consists of looking at general site conditions, review of compliance documents, personnel interviews and observing task specific work. Safety Links will then be able to identify potential risks and communicate them to your company in an easily understandable report with suggested corrective actions.

Contact us to find out how we can help.

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        E3.16 Site Safety Inspections Flyer.pdf