Health and Safety Training Courses in Montgomery County, PA

We Provide Helpful Employee Safety Training

OSHA regulations are complex. Employee injuries are costly. ERS implements workplace safety and compliance programs that protect employees from injuries and protect companies from potential regulatory violations and fines. ERS has been helping businesses comply with OSHA and EPA standards since 2003. We work with companies in many different industries to proactively implement compliance programs, but we also have years of experience helping resolve violations.

Upon entering a facility, our mission is to ensure compliance with these laws, while minimizing workplace injuries, lowering insurance premiums, and adding money to the bottom line by improving hazardous waste disposal techniques. Through regular, on-site visits, Environmental Risk Services develops a goal oriented and sustained relationship with each of our clients.

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OSHA Training Requirements Montgomery County, PA

If an OSHA inspector walks through the front door of your business today, are you prepared?

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The majority of OSHA inspections occur because a vindictive employee, current or former, filed an OSHA complaint regarding a workplace safety hazard. What if the complaint is invalid or fabricated, you might ask? It doesn’t matter. OSHA will investigate any and all such calls to ensure that your workplace is safe and compliant with OSHA regulations.

What do OSHA inspectors do?

1) Meet with management. The assigned OSHA inspector will conduct a meeting to explain why they’re inspecting your facility. They will not reveal which one of your current or former employees filed the complaint.
2) Audit paperwork. The inspector will review relevant written safety programs, records of safety training, injury logs, and many other documents available.
3) Inspect your facility. The inspector will do a thorough walkthrough of the workplace looking for any violations of OSHA standards.
4) Interview your employees. OSHA may interview employees at random to test their knowledge of your company’s safety programs and get a feel for your overall safety environment.
5) Share results. Finally, the inspector will meet with management again to report any formal violations and notify you of any additional investigations or sampling needed

OSHA Mandated topics
Classroom style at your convenience
Safety Committee training
Web based training

OSHA Compliance in Philadelphia

If you own or operate a business in Philadelphia Pennsylvania that needs to comply with OSHA standards, we can help. We offer a wide range of health and safety training classes that can help your company meet OSHA training requirements and protect your workers. Our safety training courses are completed by our Montgomery County, PA based experts. We also offer convenient interactive web-based training programs that your workers can access from your office or the comfort of their homes. We make it easy to keep your company OSHA compliant.

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Protect Your Workers and Your Company

By making sure that all of the workers at your Philadelphia-based business take our Montgomery County, PA based safety training courses you are not only fulfilling OSHA training requirements and remaining in OSHA compliance, you are also protecting your workers and protecting your company from liability. Employee injuries are costly to both the worker and the company. It can leave the injured worker with lifelong physical limitations, lead to OSHA levied fines, and result in increased insurance costs. Proactively implementing our compliance programs benefit your workers, your company, and ensures that the OSHA regulations are being met.

Years of Experience

We have been offering health and safety training courses to help companies comply with the complex OSHA and EPA standards and regulations since 2003. Our corporate office is located in Montgomery County, PA, and we offer our workplace compliance and safety programs on site at your facility in the PA, NJ, and Delaware region. For over 15 years, we have helped companies from a wide range of industries to be proactive in complying with OSHA standards, and with the resolution of OSHA and EPA violations.

Training in A Variety of Areas

Our Montgomery County, PA based company offers onsite or online safety training to workers in a range of industries. Topics include:

Globally Harmonized System
Respiratory Protection
Hearing Conservation
Hazard Communication
Lockout Tagout
Forklift Certification
Fire Extinguisher
Emergency Response

Workers who take these classes have access to our extensive training resources, are better able to prevent workplace accidents and injuries, and help to prevent their companies from being fined by OSHA for violating workplace safety standards. This keeps the workplace safer and lets companies improve their techniques for handling hazardous waste disposal and add more money to their bottom line.

Site Visits

ERS completes onsite inspections of facilities to ensure they’re in compliance with OSHA regulations. Our visits help to minimize workplace injuries and can help to lower the company’s insurance premiums. Through our regular on-site visits, we develop sustained, goal-oriented relationships with our clients that helps to protect the health of their workers and eliminate the incidence of violations of OSHA standards and regulations that can lead to hefty fines. No matter where in Philadelphia your company is located, we can schedule regular onsite visits to make sure your facility meets all applicable OSHA and EPA rules and laws.

The OSHA Inspection Process

Most OSHA inspections originate from complaints by current or former employees that alert them to workplace safety concerns. OSHA responds to all such complaints by doing a thorough investigation of the facility. At the beginning of the inspection process, the OSHA inspector will meet with the management of the company and explain why their facility is being audited. The inspector reviews the written plans for their worker safety programs, looks at the safety training records and studies the injury logs and all other relevant documents.

The OSHA inspector will then walk through the facility to determine if the work environment is safe and if there are violations of the required workplace standards. They then interview random employees to assess their knowledge of the safety programs of the company.

After an OSHA Inspection

Once their investigation is completed, the inspector meets with management and provides them with a report notifying the company if the workplace is safe and in full compliance or if any violations of workplace safety laws and health and safety training have been identified. If the workplace is deemed to be unsafe for workers by the OSHA inspectors or the company does not provide the requisite health and safety training, the company can be fined and given steps they must take to meet OSHA compliance regulations. At no time will OSHA reveal which employee filed the complaint.

Maintaining OSHA Compliance

For companies in Philadelphia, one simple step they can take to attain and maintain compliance with OSHA rules is to ensure every employee takes our safety training course. Our Montgomery County, PA based trainers will give your staff access to information and training resources they will need to meet OSHA training requirements. No matter what industry your Philadelphia-based company is in, you can reduce the risk of being fined by proactively complying with OSHA regulations.

A Simple Solution

No matter where in Philadelphia your company is located or what industry you are involved in, you can avoid being fined by OSHA or the EPA by contacting us to arrange workplace safety courses for your employees. The process is fast, convenient and affordable. Plus, it can significantly reduce accidents and injuries in the workplace, reduce your insurance premiums and increase your bottom line. Call us today if the health and safety training of your workers is important to you.