This week, OSHA is spotlighting workplace safety through its national Safe + Sound Week initiative. At SterlingRisk, we work with clients year-round to develop risk management programs that prevent claims, protect employees, and reduce insurance costs.
SterlingRisk helps organizations:
- Conduct safety audits tailored to each location, identifying actual exposures rather than relying on standard forms;
- Review contracts and risk transfer provisions to shift liability to vendors and subcontractors where appropriate;
- Deliver customized safety training that reflects your operations, workforce, and loss history;
- Track incidents and trends through our proprietary RMIS platform, SafetyNet.
Clients who invest in these strategies consistently see fewer injuries, better claims outcomes, stronger marketability, and lower premiums at renewal.
About Safe + Sound Week
Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide initiative led by OSHA, to recognize businesses that proactively identify and manage workplace hazards. It highlights the impact of effective safety programs on injury prevention, cost control, and operational performance.
How to Participate
OSHA’s Safe + Sound Week runs August 11–17, 2025. OSHA provides free materials, event templates, and virtual recognition for participating businesses. Companies of all sizes can participate in initiatives such as conducting safety walkthroughs, hosting hazard huddles, reviewing vendor agreements, or setting long-term safety goals. Register your business at (https://www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek).
SterlingRisk is here to help. If you are ready to evaluate your safety program, we will help you build a plan that delivers real results.
Additional OSHA Resources:
- Safe + Sound Week Overview (https://www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek)
- OSHA Emergency Preparedness Resource Guide (https://www.osha.gov/emergency-preparedness)
- Ready.gov Business Continuity Toolkit (https://www.ready.gov/business)
- OSHA On-Site Consultation Services (https://www.osha.gov/consultation)
Questions or need help preparing? For additional risk management guidance, contact us today.
DISCLAIMER: This article is provided by SterlingRisk for informational purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice. For legal advice, consult with your legal counsel.
