OSHA Compliance That Holds Up When the Inspector Shows Up

One Inspection Shouldn't Be Able to Shut You DownMost manufacturers don't have an OSHA problem — until they do. The written programs are half-finished, the training records are scattered, the machine guarding hasn't been looked at in years, and nobody's quite sure where the 300 log lives. Then a complaint, an injury, or a knock at the door turns all of that into a citation with a dollar figure attached.

We build OSHA compliance that's actually ready — written programs that match your floor, training your crews understand, and records you can hand an inspector without flinching. Not a binder that looks good on a shelf. A program that holds up when someone's standing on your line asking questions.

What's Included

• A gap assessment against OSHA 29 CFR 1910 (and 1926 where it applies) — what's missing, ranked by risk
• Written safety programs: HazCom/GHS, lockout/tagout, PPE, emergency action, and the ones your operation actually needs
• Hazard and machine-guarding walkthroughs with a clear corrective-action plan
• OSHA-required training, delivered in English and Spanish
• Recordkeeping set up right — 300, 300A, and 301 logs — so postings and reporting are never a scramble
• Inspection and audit readiness, including how your team handles the day an inspector arrives
• Incident investigation and corrective action when something does happen

Why Safety Specialties

You're not getting a checklist auditor who emails you a PDF and disappears. You're getting 25+ years of operations and safety leadership — someone who has run large-scale programs and knows how to build compliance into how your business actually operates, not bolt it on.

Credentialed (OSHA General Industry Trainer under 29 CFR 1910, PMP, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt), able to deliver training in English and Spanish, and available across Austin, Houston, and statewide or remote. You get director-level judgment without the director-level payroll.

Proof It Works

This isn't a first attempt at safety. Behind Safety Specialties is 25+ years running large-scale safety and operations programs in demanding manufacturing environments — where a missed control has real consequences and "we'll get to it" isn't an option. That shows up in the work today: we currently serve as outside safety leadership for a Texas manufacturer, running their OSHA program, training their crews, and guiding them toward ISO 45001 certification.