Safety resources built for the field
Two ways to get ahead of OSHA — a self-guided kit for employers who want to be prepared, and a professional review for those who need expert eyes on their program.
OSHA Inspection Survival Kit
Everything an employer needs to understand an OSHA inspection — before one happens.
What's included
Practical employer guide to OSHA inspections — plain-language walkthrough of your rights and obligations
Dedicated explanation of federal OSHA inspection procedures under 29 CFR Part 1903
Eleven editable tools — checklists, logs, and forms you can customize for your operation
Who this is for
Small business owners who have never faced an OSHA inspection
Construction and industrial employers building their first safety program
Safety coordinators who need a practical reference, not a textbook
Managers who want to understand the inspection process before an inspector arrives
Frequently asked questions
Is this endorsed by OSHA?
No. This kit is independently developed by 5280 Safety Solutions. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor.
Does this guarantee I won't receive a citation?
No. This kit does not guarantee compliance or prevent citations. It is an educational resource designed to help you understand the inspection process and organize your documentation.
How will I receive the kit?
Your kit will be emailed to you within one business day after payment is confirmed. You will receive a ZIP file containing a PDF guide and eleven editable document files.
Can I use these tools for multiple job sites?
Yes. The editable tools are licensed for use within your own organization across your operations.
Digital Download
OSHA Inspection Survival Kit
Remote OSHA Readiness Review
A structured document review by a former OSHA Compliance Safety and Health Officer — with a written findings report and a 30-minute call to walk through the results.
What's included
One employer and one defined operation — focused scope so findings are actionable, not generic
Up to ten documents totaling 150 pages reviewed against applicable OSHA standards
Written findings report identifying gaps, strengths, and prioritized recommendations
30-minute findings call with Richard Stone to walk through the report and answer your questions
Not included
Program rewriting or drafting new safety plans (available separately — contact us)
Legal representation or attorney-client privilege
On-site visits or physical inspections
Review of more than ten documents or 150 pages in a single engagement
Frequently asked questions
What counts as "one defined operation"?
A defined operation is a single work activity or location — for example, your concrete forming crew, your warehouse receiving operation, or your maintenance department. If you have multiple distinct operations, each requires a separate engagement.
What types of documents can be reviewed?
Written safety programs, hazard assessments, training records, inspection logs, equipment maintenance records, and similar compliance documentation. Documents must be provided in PDF or common office formats.
How long does the review take?
Typically 5–10 business days from receipt of all documents, depending on volume and complexity. You will receive a timeline confirmation after purchase.
Does this include legal advice?
No. This is a safety compliance review, not legal counsel. Richard Stone is an OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer and former OSHA CSHO, not an attorney. For legal advice, consult a qualified attorney.
Professional Service
Remote OSHA Readiness Review
$599
Request a ReviewClicking "Request a Review" opens the contact form. Richard will follow up within one business day to confirm scope and send an invoice.