Written Programs
Written Programs We Offer:
- Injury and Illness Prevention Programs – SB198
- Confined Space Plans
- Hazard Communication Programs
- Emergency Action Plans
- Fire Prevention Plans
- Forklift Programs
- Fall Protection Plan
- Site Emergency Plans
- Site Safety Plans (29 CFR, Part 1910.120)
- Infectious Disease Control Plans (Bloodborne Pathogens)
- Respiratory Protection Programs
- OSHA Lab Standard – Chemical Hygiene Plans
- Emergency Response Manual for Your Emergency Response Team
- Hazardous Materials Business Plans (HMBP)
- Hearing Protection Programs
- Heat Illness Plan
- Hot Work Plan
- Lock Out/Tag Out Programs
- Code of Safe Work Practices
- Emergency Response Plans
- Silica Exposure Control Plan
- Workplace Violence Plan
Empower your safety program with SCM. We develop these custom, OSHA-compliant written safety plans that mitigate risks, ensure regulatory compliance, and cultivate a truly safe workplace for your team.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SERVICES & HMBP
Are you located in the Bay Area (San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland, Fremont) or surrounding cities? Do you seek assistance with development or management of your environmental compliance programs? Are you looking to achieve local, state and federal compliance with air, water and waste streams? Do you need assistance with Hazardous Material Business Plan (HMBP) compliance or development?
In addition to providing quality environmental training throughout the Bay Area, Safety Compliance Management provides pollution prevention consulting, storm water pollution prevention program development services, industrial wastewater permit assistance, and air permit assistance. Specializing in ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 system development, ISO 14001 registration readiness, ISO 14001/18001 internal audit support, we are more than capable throughout California of tailoring our services to the environmental compliance needs of Southern (Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego), Central (Fresno, Bakersfield) and Northern California (Sacramento, Napa) businesses. Whether working to satisfy BAAQMD (Bay Area Air Quality Management District), City of San Francisco, or Title 22 requirements, we will ensure your company achieves environmental compliance with local, state and federal governments.
In the Bay Area and the state of California, we understand that compliance programs can be confusing, cumbersome, and time consuming. Local jurisdictions (i.e. Contra Costa County, City of Sunnyvale) want to know what hazardous substances are at your site (Hazardous Materials Business Plan or HMBP). Other regulatory agencies, like the EPA (or DTSC), want to know how you will protect the environment (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures or SPCC; Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans or SWPPP).
Do You Need a Written Safety Program?
You need a written safety program if your business has specific workplace hazards or if OSHA regulations apply to your industry. These programs are essential documents that outline how your company identifies, prevents, and controls risks, ensuring employee safety and compliance with relevant regulations. If you’re unsure whether your business requires specific written safety programs, here are some common scenarios and questions to consider:
Do you work with hazardous chemicals?
OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) often requires a written program.
Do your employees work in confined spaces or around dangerous machinery?
Programs like Confined Space Entry and Lockout/Tagout are often necessary.
Are your employees exposed to specific substances like silica or lead?
OSHA has standards that mandate written exposure control plans and training for these situations.
Do you have more than 10 employees?
While not always a direct trigger for specific written programs, larger businesses generally have more complex safety needs and are more likely to fall under various OSHA requirements.
Have you had workplace accidents or close calls?
This indicates a need to review and formalize your safety procedures.
Are you looking to improve your overall safety culture and reduce risks?
Written programs provide a structured approach to safety management.
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