Extensive OSHA requirements and evolving manufacturing operations require continual management and evaluation of safety programs.  GT has the resources and expertise to develop written programs and procedures and provide employee training, hazard evaluations and audits.  Contact Bill Schneider at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it with any questions regarding OSHA programs.

GT safety service areas include:

• Process Safety Management
• Safety Training
• New Hire Safety Orientation
• General Safety Rules
• Hazard Communication Plans
• Lockout/Tagout Plans and Procedures
• Emergency Response Plans
• Bloodborne Pathogens
• Permit Required Confined Space Procedures
• Hearing Conservation Programs
• Respiratory Protection Program
• Personal Protection Equipment
• Job Hazard Assessments
• Safety Interface with Lean Manufacturing and 5S
• Facility Inspections and Audits

Program and Procedure Evaluation and Development

Written safety program documents need to be reviewed at least annually and updated to reflect changes in operations to maintain compliant health and safety programs.  GT professionals can either develop these written safety programs or guide you through the process to help you meet your obligations for OSHA compliance.

Training

Training and education are safety program elements required by OSHA.  Well trained Associates will make more informed decisions about managing their work environment.  GT safety professionals can come to your facility and provide effective training and education to your Associates and help them work safely under changing working conditions.  GT also offers safety training classes at our convenient Westerville, Ohio location (see map).  The annual calendar can be viewed by clicking here.

Auditing

Facility auditing is not just a requirement, but is a valuable tool for safety professionals to evaluate the effectiveness of their safety programs.  Audits and gap analyses can help you identify your strong points and problem areas so you can develop ways to enhance your safety programs and procedures and meet your company’s safety EHS goals.  Our experience with industrial operations will help you develop the guidance and information necessary to maintain an OSHA compliant facility.