EHS and risk management, built to hold up in an audit.
KMY Enterprises consults on OSHA, EPA, FDA, DOT, and state-level compliance for manufacturers, distributors, healthcare, and regulated industry. Thirty years of practice, one point of contact.
Three service lines. One senior operator on every engagement.
Every engagement is scoped in writing, delivered on a stated timeframe, and closed with a report your insurer and your regulator can both read.
Compliance reviews & audits
On-site or virtual review against federal + state code. Five-year loss-data analysis. Prioritized remediation with cost ranges.
02 · AuthorWritten programs & training
Industry-specific safety programs and job-specific hazard analyses. In-person, virtual, or train-the-trainer curriculum.
03 · OperateContracted site support
On-site EHS coverage. Bridges an open role or replaces one you do not need to hire for. Includes NY DOL certified ICR 59 and 60.
Clients come in on a trigger.
A citation lands, an insurer flags an experience-mod jump, a parent company adds an audit requirement, or the site's EHS lead leaves. Each one is a defined scope with a stated timeframe and a fixed deliverable.
- Regulatory citation
- Insurer notice
- Corporate audit finding
- Open EHS role
- NY ICR 59 or 60 notice
- M&A due diligence
Your written EHS binder, ready in a day.
52 written programs and 70 appendices across OSHA, EPA, FDA, and DOT. Add your company and state, and every document comes back branded with the stricter local rules swapped in.
2.6 · Fall Protection
Scope & Applicability
This program applies to Your Company, Inc. and covers any surface with a fall exposure of 6 feet or more per 29 CFR 1926.501.
Emergency reporting: 911. Program owner: Your EHS lead.
Training Requirements
All authorized personnel complete initial training and refresher every 12 months per 29 CFR 1926.503.
Scope & Applicability
This program applies to Your Company, Inc. and covers any surface with a fall exposure of 6 feet or more per 29 CFR 1926.501.
Emergency reporting: 911. Program owner: Your EHS lead.
Training Requirements
All authorized personnel complete initial training and refresher every 12 months per 29 CFR 1926.503 and Cal/OSHA T8 §3212.
Type your details above. The right-hand policy also cycles through state overlays automatically.
Choose your scope
Single policy, section bundle, or the full library.
Add state overlays
CA, NY, TX, WA at launch. State clauses swap in automatically.
Add white-label
Logo, entity, EHS lead, emergency line, address.
Own the files
Editable files. Annual updates optional.
What clients say about the work.
"Kay's expertise is unparalleled. She transforms work environments and puts procedures in place that meet regulation and keep employees safe."
Carlos Rivera · EHS Director
"Kay's knowledge in EHS is impressive, and she consistently demonstrates it in her work. Her contributions carry a real impact."
Jonathan Magalhaes · National Account Business Sales Specialist, Fastenal
Two senior operators. Every engagement led by one of them.
No junior handoffs. The person who scopes the work is the person who signs the report.
Kay Yoder
Thirty years leading EHS across manufacturing, distribution, hazmat transport, nuclear medicine, pharmaceuticals, and beverage alcohol. Engineering-trained. Runs the audits, drafts the programs, signs the reports.
Lexanne Kroll
Twenty-five years in risk mitigation, OSHA assessments, and loss prevention across manufacturers, hospitals, and municipalities. Licensed multi-state insurance adjuster and private investigator.
Start with a scoped conversation.
Tell us the trigger. We reply within one business day with what the review looks like and what it costs.