Find the Hazards Before Somebody Else Does.
Walkthrough inspections that identify hazards, document findings, and give you a clear corrective-action path before the next OSHA, owner, or GC visit.
An Honest Look at Your Site. On Paper.
A good audit tells you what an inspector would find before an inspector finds it. Our auditors walk your site or facility the way working safety professionals do, because that is what they are.
Every audit is a documented walkthrough inspection. Hazards get identified, ranked, and prioritized by risk, findings are photographed at field level, and each item comes with a corrective action recommendation, so the report reads as a to-do list rather than a lecture.
When the fixes are in, we come back. Re-inspection and verification close the loop, and audit reports are formatted for ownership and prequalification systems, so the same document that protects your crews also supports your ISN and Avetta standing.
What an Audit Includes.
From the first walkthrough to verified closure, everything is documented and usable.
- Documented walkthrough inspections
- Hazard ranking and risk prioritization
- Photographs and field-level findings
- Corrective action recommendations
- Re-inspection and verification
- Audit reports formatted for ownership and prequalification
Auditing Sites Near Home and Far From It.
From Warsaw, Kentucky, our auditors cover jobsites and facilities throughout Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, which makes recurring audit schedules practical for regional operations.
Multi-state operators use us too. We travel to states like Florida, Illinois, Wyoming, New York, Tennessee, and Michigan, so a company with scattered sites can get the same auditor, the same standard, and the same report format everywhere it works.
What Drives Audit Pricing.
Audit cost follows the ground we cover and the depth you need. These are the levers.
- 01 The size and complexity of the site or facility being audited
- 02 How many locations are on the schedule
- 03 One-time audit versus a recurring inspection program
- 04 Whether re-inspection and verification visits are included
- 05 Report formatting requirements for ownership, GCs, or prequalification systems
- 06 Travel distance from Northern Kentucky
Tell us what kind of site you run and what is driving the audit, and we will quote it straight.
Site Safety Audits Questions.
An experienced auditor performs a documented walkthrough of your site or facility, identifies and ranks hazards by risk, photographs findings at field level, and delivers a report with corrective action recommendations for every item.
A written report with prioritized findings, photographs, and corrective action recommendations, formatted so it can go straight to ownership, a general contractor, or a prequalification system. Re-inspection and verification are available to confirm the fixes.
Audit reports are formatted for ownership and prequalification use, and documented audits with corrective action are exactly the kind of records systems like ISN and Avetta ask companies to show.