A safety consultant can represent your company onsite during the inspection. Pike Consulting Group, based in Fayetteville in metro Atlanta, represents employers during OSHA inspections, communicates directly with OSHA, and produces the documentation that shows what the company actually does to keep workers safe.
What you can put on the table. OSHA’s first question after an accident is what you have done to ensure the health and safety of your employees. Written plans, training attendance records and inspection reports answer that. Good intentions without documents do not.
Whether the tone is cooperative or combative. OSHA often deals with large companies and their attorneys, who present safety as a legal obligation. A cooperative approach presents safety as something the company lives by, and how OSHA’s first question is answered shapes how the investigation proceeds.
How much was in place before the visit. Representation works best when the records already exist. If they do not, the next priority is building the program so the next inspection goes differently.
Pike Consulting Group works with the employer and with OSHA at the same time. The aim is to show the human side of the company: people who care about their workers and can prove it with documentation, rather than a legal defence built after the fact.
In practice that means being onsite during the inspection, handling communication with OSHA, producing the records OSHA asks for, and supporting the company through any investigation that follows.
Clients on Safety Management Services have representation built in, along with the inspections and training records that make it effective. Their job site inspections are modelled on how OSHA inspects, so the gaps are found first.
Conversations about a hazardous situation are kept confidential.
They do different jobs. A safety consultant speaks to the safety program, the training and the records on site. Legal questions about a citation are a matter for your attorney.
Your written Health and Safety Plan, training attendance documentation, job site inspection reports, and incident and corrective action reports.
Yes. Investigation support and documentation production are part of the OSHA Compliance and Representation service.
Yes. Pike Consulting Group will confidentially discuss hazardous situations with employers.
Call 678-208-5548 to talk to a safety professional about an inspection, or reach the team through the contact page.
