The Safety Pro Group Jobsite audits are about accountability. One of the best ways to protect your employees, eliminate hazards, and ensure compliance to OSHA standards is to continuously analyze your jobsite conditions . A jobsite audit is a systematic, objective tool that is used to assess regulatory OSHA compliance in the workplace (29 CFR 1926.20b). Conducted properly, this type of audit will help reduce injury and illness rates, lower workers compensation costs, and empower employees by involving them in activities affecting their own health and safety.
What can your company expect from a jobsite audit?
At The Safety Pro Group, our jobsite audits will identify potential hazards and OSHA compliance violations along with providing strategies to correct any unsafe working conditions. Our inspections can include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Walk through of the jobsite
- Review of the site safety plan
- Assess proper use of PPE
- Check for workers’ certifications & training
- Job hazard analysis
- Incident reporting documentation
- Follow -up on previously conducted audits
- Check on implementation of correction recommendations
When should jobsite audits be conducted?
Jobsite audits should be conducted on a regularly scheduled basis in order to demonstrate that your company is committed to safety and is monitoring and enforcing its established safety policies and procedures. Conducting a jobsite audit during a time when regular operations and work practices can be observed will provide the greatest opportunity to address any workplace hazards and also reinforce correct procedures.