Emergency Preparedness
We help importers prepare for and respond to FDA FSVP inspections, with mock inspections, documentation review, and corrective action support built around your supplier records. We work with clients based in Florida, across the United States, and internationally.
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A Plan Your Team Can Actually Follow in An Emergency
A safety program only works if it reflects the hazards your team actually faces on the floor. We build the hazard analyses, safety procedures, and investigation processes specific to your operation, then help track performance so the program keeps improving. Browse the services below, or reach out and we’ll review what your facility needs.
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Emergency Preparedness
Build and maintain the core safety programs OSHA compliance depends on, from hazard assessments and safety documentation through incident investigation and safety culture tracking.
Workplace Violence Prevention Programs
Build a program that addresses the risk of workplace violence, including prevention policies, reporting procedures, and response protocols. This gives employees a clear path for reporting concerns before they escalate.
First Aid & AED Program Development
Set up first aid and AED programs, including equipment placement, training, and maintenance schedules. This helps your team respond quickly to a medical emergency on-site.
Active Shooter Training
Train employees on how to recognize warning signs and respond during an active shooter situation. This training is built around your specific facility layout and evacuation options.
Emergency Action Plan Development
Build the written plan your workplace needs to respond to fires, severe weather, and other emergencies. This includes evacuation routes, roles, and communication procedures specific to your facility.
Emergency Response Planning
Plan the broader response strategy for emergencies beyond evacuation, including coordination with local responders. This keeps your team prepared for situations that go beyond a simple evacuation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A job hazard analysis breaks down a specific task into steps to identify hazards at each point and the controls needed to prevent injury. OSHA expects employers to identify and control hazards, and a documented JHA is one of the clearest ways to show that process.
A lockout/tagout program controls hazardous energy during equipment servicing and maintenance so machinery cannot start up unexpectedly. Any workplace with equipment that requires servicing while energized in normal operation typically needs a documented program.
Most workplaces benefit from regular inspections on a monthly or quarterly basis, with more frequent inspections in higher-risk areas. The right frequency depends on your industry and the hazards present in your facility.
CAPA stands for corrective and preventive action, referring to the process of fixing an identified hazard and putting measures in place to prevent it from happening again. A documented CAPA process shows OSHA that your response goes beyond a one-time fix.
Yes. We work with employers to build the communication, training, and ongoing habits that make safety part of daily operations, not just documentation that sits in a binder.