Business owners are subject to a variety of federal and state OSHA, EPA and FTC regulations. Failure to comply with those regulations can lead to steep fines, legal fees, and even business closures. We can help.
Official Safety Provider to the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), Monument Builders of North America (MBNA) and state associations
For a busy small business owner, the simplicity and ease of this compliance program is perfect.
Adam Miles Martin, President, Martin's Funeral Home
We highly recommend CST to any business looking to stay in compliance.
Sean Longstreth, President and CEO of Longstreth Memorials
The process was easy, clear, convenient, affordable. It saved me time and money. A win-win!
Keenan Knopke, President and CEO at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens
Choose What Works For You
We believe that safety should be simple, effective, and accessible so that you can get the job done.
Be In Full OSHA Compliance
Our safety services are backed by more than 30 years of industry experience and Certified Safety Professionals. We match industry expertise with customizable programming to make sure that you have the highest-quality safety programs, plans, courses, and advice.
Be In Full FTC Compliance
The FTC's mission is to protect consumers. Business are subject to FTC regulations and potentially FTC fines.
All "funeral providers" must comply with the FTC Funeral Rule. Failure to do so can result in tens of thousands of dollars in FTC fines and potential business closure. We can help.
Focus on What Matters
We work shoulder-to-shoulder with you to make your workplace safer, save you money, and avoid regulatory fines.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of employees across various industries. Veterinary hospitals are no exception. These healthcare facilities provide essential services for pets and animals, but they also present potential hazards to employees if proper safety measures are not in place. So, what is OSHA looking for in your veterinary hospital? In this Safety Sheet, we will explore the key areas of concern and provide guidance on how veterinary hospitals can ensure compliance with OSHA standards.
These meetings are designed to promote employee awareness of safety practices, improve compliance with safety regulations, and reduce workplace accidents and injuries. As the saying goes, a carpenter is only as good as their tools which is why at the end of this article we are giving away a Complimentary Safety Sheet on Fire Safety.Â
