Worker Safety Net is Here For You
Worker Safety Net is your source for information about worker safety and risk management for companies. We cover all of Florida and provide a broad range of occupational safety and health services. We are your source for on-site training and safety inspections. (We don't report to OSHA, our goal is to help you, not bust you.) We also offer safety consultation to help you get answers to those tough questions or guide you on correcting write ups when OSHA does pay you a visit. Our goal is to keep a company’s most critical asset – the workforce – safe and operating at peak efficiency with the least amount of negative impact on production and the bottom line. If you’re a worker, this is about keeping you well. If you’re a company owner or executive, it’s about minimizing risk. Both are chapters of the same success story.
Classes and Services We Can Deliver
To Your Door
Workplace "Mock OSHA" Inspections
Consultations and OSHA Compliance Follow Ups
HazCom and the Globally Harmonized System for Workers
HazCom/GHS Train-the-Trainer Program (learn how to train your own staff)
Machine Guarding and Amputation Prevention
Aerial (Scissor, Boom, etc.) Lift Ground Training
Hazardous Materials Safety
Personal Protective Equipment
and more - just ask!
Articles Worth Your Time
Staying Hydrated in Hot Weather
What Should One Drink to Stay Hydrated in Hot Environments?
Marijuana, and Safety in the Workplace
Rapid legalization, increasing use and conflicting laws are a confusing blend for employers and safety professionals attempting to set workplace drug policies and protect workers.
Give a Damn
Caring for your company or organization can mean a world of difference. All it take is for everyone to just give a damn.
OSHA Revises National Emphasis Program to Reduce or Eliminate Worker Exposure to Silica
If your company cuts concrete or brick, manufactures stone counter tops or even points tile, this will apply to you.
Suicide Prevention Resources
Let’s keep an eye out for each other and help before it’s too late.
“Safety is not Job 1. Getting the job done is Job 1. Doing it safely is Job 1a.
Success only comes when the job gets done and gets done
with no harm to workers or the company.”