Safety audits by a credentialed EHS auditor.
A KMY safety audit is the full formal exercise: licensed auditor, five-year loss-data review, causal analysis of every recordable, and a corrective-action plan ranked by severity and cost.
Formal audit against the standard your reader cares about.
Some engagements need a compliance review. Others need a formal audit. The difference is the reader: a review is written for you, an audit is written for a regulator, an insurer, or a parent company. Audits carry more evidence, more citations, and more procedural rigor.
KMY audits are led by a credentialed auditor with state licensure where it matters (New York ICR 59 and 60). Scope is bespoke. Some engagements need a whole-site audit; others need one focused on a single program area. Every audit includes a five-year loss-data review with causal analysis. The pattern in that data is where the cost is; the fix is where the remediation goes.
What you get.
- Formal audit report to regulatory and insurer standards
- Five-year loss-data causal analysis
- Prioritized corrective-action matrix
- Photographic and documentary evidence log
- Insurer-ready one-page executive summary
How it runs.
- 01Scoping. The reader of the audit is a regulator, an insurer, or a parent company, and that decides the shape of it.
- 02Records request. Five years of OSHA 300 / injury / near-miss / audit history.
- 03On-site audit against the applicable standard.
- 04Causal analysis and corrective-action ranking.
- 05Final report with executive summary and full technical annex.
FAQ.
Is this different from a compliance review?
Yes. A review is diagnostic and written for you. An audit is procedural, evidence-heavy, and written for a regulator, insurer, or parent company. If you are unsure which you need, we scope it in the first call.
Do you carry professional liability?
Yes. Certificate of insurance available on request during scoping.
Can the audit be used in an insurance renewal?
Yes. The executive summary is written specifically to travel with your renewal submission.
Book a safety audit.
Tell us the audience for the audit (regulator, insurer, parent company) and the operational scope. We reply within one business day.