Health and Safety Compliance Audit Services
Health and Safety Compliance Audits can be critical tools for businesses and facilities to mitigate risk and avoid business interruption and costly fines. Many businesses and facilities are unsure whether they are in compliance with health and safety regulations, or may not realize they are out of compliance. Partner offers Health and Safety Compliance Audits to identify non-compliance and to help mitigate risks to employees, occupants, the community, the environment, and business operations.
Health and Safety Compliance Audit
A Health and Safety Compliance Audit can be customized to the specific client’s needs and circumstances, and can be comprehensive or focused. Partner offers the following Health and Safety Compliance Audit services:
- Acquisition / financing due diligence reviews
- Compliance inspections
- Comprehensive compliance audits
- Focused compliance audits – specific to a certain facility, operation or activity, etc
- Desktop reviews of compliance records, plans and programs
- Inventory of laws applicable to facility/operations
Training programs that cover all aspects of environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance and risk management can be time-consuming to develop by untrained and busy professionals. Partner can assist with cutting the cost and time of this development by offering a wide variety of prepared or customized EHS training programs.
Partner staff possess extensive experience in providing full-service consulting and training for a wide range of health and safety issues such as Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens, Confined Space Entry, Fire Safety, Lockout/Tag Out, and Personal Protective Equipment, along with full-service Right-to-Know (RTK) compliance and hazard communication support to our clients. Whether regarding Worker Right-to-Know or Community Right-to-Know requirements, we assist facilities in complying with federal, state and municipal hazardous material communication regulations such as SARA Title III.
