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For over 30 years, we’ve been recognized as a nationwide leader in providing workplace safety and risk mitigation solutions.

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How Can Safety Programs Save You Money?

Preventing workplace injuries leads to:

Increased productivity
Lower insurance premiums
Less exposure to litigation
Saves time for your administrative team

Our 5 Step Solution© to Workplace Safety

ACS developed an innovative 5 Step Solution© to Workplace Safety that removes the fear and uncertainty of risk mitigation and OSHA compliance. In our 30+ years of assisting small to mid-sized companies in all industries across the United States, we have found that most lack the finances and staff resources to manage risk and comply with OSHA workplace safety regulations. Understanding what, exactly, needs to be done, and consistently doing it, are often cited as barriers to compliance. For instance, employers are required to maintain and document periodic safety training on a number of topics. With so many moving parts and without being an expert in safety protocols, this can be confusing.

Our 5 Step Workplace Safety Solution© acts as your company’s virtual compliance department, providing a roadmap to all that is necessary to implement, monitor and maintain compliance regardless of the state that your business is located in.

For each of these 5 steps, we provide a wealth of content to help customers achieve compliance now and in the future. This content is maintained and updated by our staff of experienced OSHA workplace safety compliance and risk mitigation experts.

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Identify Exposures & Risks

Evaluating and identifying potential hazards on the job is a critical first step eliminating risks and potential injuries and in developing a comprehensive safety program.

02

Compliant Plans & Procedures

Many of OSHA’s most important standards require that written plans/programs be put in place. These plans/programs are required when OSHA considers a safety or health hazard to be serious.

03

Training

Many OSHA standards explicitly require employers to train workers in the safety and health aspects of their jobs. Other OSHA standards make it the employer’s responsibility to limit certain job assignments to workers who are certified, competent or qualified — meaning that they have had special previous training, in or out of the workplace.

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Implement, Monitor & Maintain

Without a solid plan in place to maintain an effective safety program, companies can find themselves out of compliance. Monitoring is essential to determine your progress toward achieving your safety goals and provides information that may lead to necessary adjustments in the implementation of your safety program.

05

Recordkeeping

Companies need to establish a system to demonstrate regulatory compliance with state and federal occupational health and safety laws. Documentation of worker training, employee injuries, incident reports, and employee safety concerns illustrates the effectiveness and dynamics of a company’s health and safety program.

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Electrical fires are the #1 cause of fire in the workplace. Any electrical citation from OSHA is considered a serious violation and usually results in fines that can range from $1,190 to $6,913 for a low gravity violation, and can reach up to $161,323 for a willful or repeated violation.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Held every October since 2004, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a collaborative effort among government agencies, businesses, educational institutions and non-profit organizations which aims to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and the need to be safer and more secure online. ACS is proud to support this important initiative, this year led by the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCSA).

OSHA’s Severe Injury Report Dashboard

Earlier this month, OSHA launched its Severe Injury Report (SIR) Dashboard, an online tool that users to search its severe injury report database and view trends related to workplace injuries. The dashboard is sortable and searchable by year, NAICS code, state, establishment name, event or exposure, source, nature, and body part. OSHA encourages workers and employers to use the SIR dashboard to learn how severe injuries happen in their industries and use the agency's available resources to help prevent workplace injuries.

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What Our Clients Say

“We have utilized ACS for its safety training program for the past several years. ACS has a wide range of services which goes well beyond just the OSHA mandated courses. Being a multilingual company, they offer courses in English and Spanish. We are also a two-shift operation and they have been very flexible in scheduling courses that need to be on site to accommodate the second shift schedule. We have found ACS to be very knowledgeable and very responsive to any and all of the issues that come up during the normal course of business.”

Rob Paglieri, Director of Finance, Winpak Control Group
“ACS and their Safety Compliance team get it right the first time. Sam, our ACS Safety Advisor is a great communicator and is always available to speak. ACS takes care of my problems immediately. Using ACS allows me to focus on my job knowing my business is complaint. I will never go anywhere else.”

Tom Carretta, Manager, County Line Auto Body
“Through the use of ACS’ Safety Pays program, we were able to have our safety committee certified by the State and qualify for a 5% discount on our workers’ compensation policy. This discount alone almost pays for the ACS consulting fee for our entire safety program. The Safety Committee meets monthly to keep safety in the forefront of everyone’s mind. We feel that the Safety Pays program is a valuable service that ACS offers to its clients.”

Jim Kolea, Owner/President, PennFleet Corp.
“We have been very happy with the services that ACS has provided for 20-plus years and have no reason to look elsewhere for our safety concerns. I personally strongly recommend them to any company.”

Ron Gnegy, General Manager, Rigidply Rafters Inc. of MD