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Are you a new safety manager and wondering what exactly your responsibilities are? You’re not alone—and this video will simplify everything you need to know so you can confidently lead safety in your workplace.

In this episode, David Sawyer—safety coach with 15+ years of experience—breaks down the core responsibilities of a safety manager, explains where to focus your time and energy, and shares practical tips to help you prevent workplace accidents and avoid costly OSHA citations.

✅ What you’ll learn in this video:

The #1 responsibility of every safety manager (hint: it’s not just compliance).

How to set up a simple reporting system for incidents and near misses.

Why “train but verify” is the secret to effective safety training.

How to earn trust and respect from employees and leadership to build a strong safety culture.

The difference between OSHA compliance and real workplace safety.

Whether you’re new to safety management or looking to sharpen your leadership skills, this guide will help you take ownership of your role and make the biggest impact on your company’s safety culture.

👉 Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and drop a comment with your biggest safety management challenge.

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⚠️ Are Your Workers Getting Hurt Doing the Same Job Over and Over Again? Here’s the Fix. Access a free OSHA Audit Checklist www.helpwithosha.com If you’ve seen the same injury happen twice on your job site, it’s time to rethink your approach to workplace safety. In this episode, Safety Coach David Sawyer pulls back the curtain on how to create a real-world, effective Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)—also known as a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)—that does more than just sit in a binder. This method can help stop repeat injuries, train new employees better, and uncover hidden risks in high-hazard areas. You’ll learn: ✅ What a Job Hazard Analysis actually is and how to use it effectively ✅ A simple 4-step JHA framework to identify hazards and prevent injuries ✅ How to build a safety procedure that’s specific, practical, and works in the real world ✅ Why you shouldn’t rely on PPE or training as your first line of defense ✅ A real-life JSA example for electric pallet jack operations you can adapt today 🎯 Whether you're updating an old process or creating your first JHA from scratch, this video gives you the tools to reduce accidents and improve safety training. 📥 Don’t forget to download your FREE OSHA Audit Checklist at HelpWithOSHA.com – a great way to prepare for inspections and protect your team. 👉 Like this video? Give it a thumbs up, subscribe, and leave a comment sharing which job in your facility needs a JHA today. Because no one should get hurt at work. #JobHazardAnalysis #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyManagerTips #OSHACompliance #JHA #OSHA Inspection

📋 Are Your OSHA Records in Order? Here’s What You Legally Have to Keep Access a free OSHA Audit Checklist www.helpwithosha.com Did you know OSHA can fine your company thousands—even if no one gets hurt—just for missing paperwork? In this episode, Safety Coach David Sawyer breaks down exactly which OSHA records your company is legally required to keep, and how to stay organized without the stress. Whether you’re a seasoned safety manager or just getting started, this guide will save you time, money, and headaches. What you’ll learn: ✅ The 3 essential OSHA recordkeeping forms (301, 300, and 300A)—who needs them and how long to keep them ✅ Which training records you must maintain for forklift operators, LOTO, hazard communication, etc. ✅ Why Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and chemical inventories are non-negotiable—and how to manage them easily ✅ How to handle exposure & medical records under OSHA and HIPAA rules ✅ What types of equipment inspections need to be documented (e.g., fire extinguishers, cranes, forklifts) 🎯 Plus, David shares a simple system (PTI 360) that helps his clients track programs, training, and inspections—without relying on memory or sticky notes. 💡 Download your free OSHA Audit Checklist at HelpWithOSHA.com to stay prepared for any inspection! 👉 Like this video? Smash that 👍 button, subscribe, and leave a comment with your biggest OSHA compliance challenge. 📢 Don’t just meet the minimum—go beyond compliance to keep your team safe. #OSHACompliance #SafetyTraining #WorkplaceSafety #Recordkeeping #OSHA300 #SafetyManagerTips #OSHAInspection #SafetyInspections #Helpwithosha

🎯 Just got put in charge of safety and feel totally unprepared? You’re not alone—and this video is exactly what you need. If you're a new safety manager, unsure where to start or how to build a compliant and effective workplace safety program, this episode is your roadmap. Safety Coach David Sawyer walks you through how to build a safety program from scratch—with no manual, no fluff, and no wasted time. ✅ In this episode, you'll learn: How to define your safety role and get clarity from leadership How to identify hazards and prioritize workplace risks The power of PTI 360: Programs, Training, Inspections Why building a team and creating a safety committee is essential How to secure leadership buy-in so your safety efforts actually work The difference between fixing hazards and changing behavior David also shares a free OSHA audit checklist that can help you prep for an unexpected OSHA visit—download it today at HelpWithOSHA.com. Whether you're facing your first day as a safety manager or looking to rebuild a struggling program, this video gives you the practical steps to prevent accidents, avoid OSHA violations, and get leadership on board with your mission. #OSHACompliance #WorkplaceSafety #NewSafetyManager #AccidentPrevention #SafetyTips #OSHAInspection #helpwithosha

#OSHAInspection #OSHACompliance #Top10OSHAViolations #OSHAChecklist Worried about OSHA violations showing up at your facility? This video gives you the second half of the Top 10 Most Common OSHA Violations — and more importantly, how to prevent them. If you're a busy safety manager, safety supervisor, or operations leader, this episode is packed with real-world advice you can apply immediately.

In this video, Safety Coach David Sawyer walks you through OSHA violations #6 through #10 with clear explanations and fixes for:

🔒 Lockout/Tagout failures and how to improve employee training & machine-specific procedures

🚜 Forklift safety (a.k.a. powered industrial trucks), with tips for certifications and daily inspections

👓 Eye and face protection compliance and how to choose the right PPE for the job

🛡️ Machine guarding best practices — and why guards get removed (and how to stop it)

⚡ Electrical safety violations, like exposed wires and improper cord use

🆓 BONUS: David shares a free downloadable OSHA Audit Checklist you can use to prepare for — or respond to — an inspection. It's practical, easy to use, and could save you major headaches. Get it at https://helpwithosha.com

👀 Plus, stay until the end for an important bonus hazard not on the OSHA Top 10 that every company should be addressing.

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Are OSHA violations hiding in plain sight at your facility? In this video, Safety Coach David Sawyer walks you through the 5 most common OSHA violations that lead to citations—and more importantly, he shows you exactly how to fix them before an inspector shows up at your door. Whether you're a seasoned safety manager or newly responsible for workplace safety, this episode gives you field-tested advice to build a proactive program that protects your people and keeps your company out of trouble. 🛠️ In this episode, you’ll learn: The real reason fall protection is OSHA’s most cited violation—and how to write a site-specific plan What’s missing from most HazCom programs (hint: labels & SDS) The #1 ladder storage mistake that could cost you Why scaffolding violations often stem from a missing “competent person” What your respiratory protection program must include to pass an audit This is more than a checklist—it’s a practical, no-fluff session to help you stay OSHA-compliant and build a safety culture that lasts. 🎁 Download your FREE OSHA Audit Checklist: https://helpwithosha.com 📩 Stay in the loop with tips and tools for busy safety pros. 🔔 Subscribe to get expert safety videos each week. 👍 Like this video if it helped 💬 Drop a comment: Which of these violations have you seen at your site? #OSHACompliance #OSHAAudit #OSHAInspection #SafetyManagement #WorkplaceSafety #OSHAInspection #HazCom #FallProtection #LadderSafety #ScaffoldingSafety #RespiratoryProtection #HelpWithOSHA

You don’t need OSHA—unless you do. Here’s why. In this episode, Safety Coach David Sawyer breaks down the real reason OSHA exists—and why great companies don’t need to fear it. If you’re a proactive safety manager who cares about your people, this conversation is for you. Learn the difference between OSHA compliance vs. excellence in workplace safety—and how to lead a culture where employees thrive without the threat of enforcement. ✅ What you’ll take away from this video: The 2 sides of OSHA: support vs. enforcement—and how to use both to your advantage Why OSHA is the minimum standard—and how top safety leaders go beyond it A powerful real-world story comparing two companies: one that took safety seriously, one that didn’t How to use a mock OSHA audit to transform your company’s safety program The simple mindset shift that separates strong safety cultures from dangerous ones If you’re tired of doing the bare minimum and ready to build a workplace where people feel valued and protected, this is your starting point. And if you're still wondering whether your safety program measures up—don't miss your free OSHA Audit Checklist below. 👇 📥 Download your free OSHA Audit Checklist: https://helpwithosha.com ⭐️ Subscribe for more field-tested safety advice and leadership coaching. 👍 Like this video if you got value from it 💬 Drop a comment below: What’s your #1 tip for getting buy-in from leadership? 🔔 Hit the bell so you never miss a new safety episode! #SafetyManagement #OSHAInspection #OSHACompliance #WorkplaceSafety #MockOSHAAudit #OSHAAudit #PreventWorkplaceAccidents #SafetyLeadership #EmployeeSafety #SafetyTraining #HelpWithOSHA

🚨 Top 10 Lockout/Tagout Mistakes Most Companies Still Make If you're a busy safety manager trying to reduce risk and stay OSHA compliant, this is the video you can't afford to skip. In this episode, David Sawyer—OSHA safety expert and coach—reveals the 10 most common Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) mistakes he sees during real-world audits and accident investigations. #OSHACompliance #LockoutTagout #LOTO #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyTraining #OSHA1910147 #SafetyMistakes #EHSManagement #SafetyAudit #MachineSafety #AuthorizedEmployee #AffectedEmployee #SafetyLeadership #SafetyCoach #IndustrialSafety #ManufacturingSafety #ZeroInjuries #LOTOChecklist #HelpWithOSHA #FreeSafetyChecklist 🔐 From missing machine-specific procedures to skipping the annual review, these LOTO errors put your team at serious risk—and leave your company wide open to costly OSHA violations. 📋 BONUS: Download Your Free OSHA Audit Checklist Stay prepared for any surprise inspection. ✅ Pre-audit prep ✅ Post-audit response plan ✅ Step-by-step guidance 👉 Grab your updated checklist here: https://www.helpwithosha.com ⛑️ What You'll Learn in This Video: Why machine-specific procedures are non-negotiable The #1 cause of LOTO injuries (hint: multiple energy sources) Why verifying isolation is more important than just placing a lock The dangers of relying on interlocks instead of lockout How to properly train affected vs. authorized employees What OSHA looks for in your annual procedure review Why skipping lockout to clear a jam is never worth the risk The importance of maintenance-production communication How incomplete LOTO tags get cited all the time The lock removal form: why it protects everyone involved 📢 This video is for: Safety Managers EHS Directors Maintenance Supervisors Facility Managers Anyone responsible for OSHA compliance and workplace safety ✅ Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for weekly safety coaching and real-world OSHA tips. 🧠 Remember: No one should get hurt at work. 🎯 Let’s make safety simple—one mistake at a time.