Optimum HR Systems Safety and Health Programs

Safety and Health Programs are critical to a company's financial health and productivity. They are also part of governmental regulations, included the OSHA requirements.
Optimum Human Resource Systems health and safety programs start with complete audit of documentation and work practices, emphasizing on the evaluation of the organization's regulatory compliance status. Each audit is completed with a written report that analyzes the company's vulnerabilities and makes concrete suggestions to correct shortfalls.
In addition to the complete audit, we provide a safety culture survey to identify attitude or behavioral problems in the organization. Frequently, this confidential survey can isolate reasons why a company is experiencing accidents in spite of management commitment to safety and proactive safety programs.
Once the needs of an organization are identified, we offer a variety of services designed to keep the company in compliance with government regulations, maintain employee productivity, and keeping insurance premiums to a minimum. These services include:


Comprehensive written programs to outline what an organization needs to do and demonstrate compliance.
Safety Policy and Procedures Manuals containing all (and only) the materials relevant to the business.
OSHA required training including (but not limited to) the following:

  Accident Investigation
  Bloodborne Pathogens in Industry
  Confined Space Entry
  Crane and Hoist Entry
  Electrical Safety
  Ergonomics and related topics such as safe lifting
  Forklift Operation
  Hazardous Materials and Harmful Physical Agents
  Lockout/tagout o Personal Protection
  Supervisor Responsibility for safety

Coaching and assistance to initiate and oversee Safety Committee activities.
Providing support materials such as an inspection checklists and logs

As a result, our clients benefit from a productive, safe and healthy environment for their employees, while complying with governmental regulations and avoiding legal risks.