Find a Safety Consultant
Search independent safety consultants and trainers by topic, state, credential and industry. Get help with OSHA compliance, written programs, site audits and crew training before an inspector or an injury finds the gaps.
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- Live online or on site
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Profiles and credentials are self-reported. Verify any consultant before hiring.
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Teach workplace safety?
Be one of the first trainers listed here. Open a free storefront, keep 60% of seats we sell and 90% on clients you bring. No monthly fee.
How hiring a safety consultant works
Three steps from “we have a problem” to a plan your crew can follow.
1. Search
Filter by topic, state, credential and industry. Need on-site help? Tick “Teaches in person.”
2. Verify
Profiles are self-reported. Check credential badges and confirm certifications with the issuing body before you hire.
3. Book
Request a private class or contact the consultant directly. Consultants are independent businesses.
Find help for the hazards inspectors cite most
Fall protection, ladders, scaffolds and hazard communication land on OSHA’s Top 10 list year after year.
Fall protection & ladders
Fall protection programs, ladder and roof-work audits, rescue plans.
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Scaffolds & working at heights
Competent-person inspections, erector training and scaffold plans.
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Hazard communication
Written HazCom programs, SDS libraries, labeling and the 2024 update.
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Tap a credential to see consultants who list it.
Credentials are self-reported unless a badge says otherwise. Confirm with the issuing body (for example, BCSP’s online credential check) before you sign a contract.
Hiring help or offering it?
For employers
- Book a private class for your crew, online or on site.
- Search OSHA inspection and violation data for your industry.
- Train the whole team and keep certificates in one place.
For safety consultants
- Free storefront and listing. No monthly fee.
- Keep 60% of seats we sell and 90% on clients you bring.
- Show up on topic, state and credential searches.
Safety consultant FAQ
What does a safety consultant do?
A safety consultant finds hazards and compliance gaps, writes or updates safety programs, audits job sites and trains workers and supervisors. Many also help with OSHA citations, insurance requirements and prequalification paperwork.
Is a consultant the same as OSHA?
No. Consultants listed here are independent businesses, not government inspectors. Small businesses can also ask for free, confidential help from their state’s OSHA On-Site Consultation Program.
How do I check a consultant’s credentials?
Ask for the certification number and confirm it with the issuer. BCSP certifications (CSP, ASP, CHST, OHST, STS) can be checked online. OSHA Outreach trainers can show their current trainer card.
Can a consultant teach OSHA 10 or OSHA 30?
Only OSHA-authorized Outreach trainers (OSHA 500/501/5402) can teach those classes and issue Department of Labor cards. Filter by “OSHA-authorized Outreach trainer” to find them.
Do classes have to be in person?
No. Most classes run live online. Tick “Teaches in person” to find consultants who travel to your site.
Sources: BLS Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, 2024 · BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, 2024 · OSHA 2026 civil penalty amounts · OSHA Top 10, FY2025 · BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook.
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