Access Compliance is a full-service risk management company devoted to serving the occupational safety and health needs of companies. A safe work environment doesn’t happen by accident. If you have a safety and health need, we can help you with that, call us today. See our flyer for some of the services we provide! Looking for something specific? Let us know! 518-782-2200 ; info@accesscompliance.net

"The Safety Council of the Hudson Valley is proud to announce our SEPTEMBER SAFETY SEMINAR: Bridging the gaps: "Strengthening connections between employees and leadership to build better safety programs" to be held on Sept 16th, 1-4 pm at: Local 17 Laborers Union Training Center, Newburgh NY. The Seminar is Free of charge thanks to the generous support of our corporate sponsors. Attendance is limited and will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Check out the flyer f

LUNCH & LEARN WEBINAR - Suicide Prevention & Awareness Wednesday, September 16, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Free Suicide Prevention and Awareness Webinar being hosted by the New Jersey Region of NUCA, a National Alliance stakeholder. The event is open to everyone, and tickets are complimentary. "Join us as we partner with PWC NJ for an important discussion on suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and the steps we can take together to save lives. Barbara Brennan, Director of Ris

A Flood Watch is in effect for most of the Mid-Hudson and NYC through 11 PM. Isolated rain rates up to 2.00”/hr are expected. 📱 Text the name of your county or borough to 333111 for emergency & weather alerts 🚫 Never drive or walk through floodwaters—turn around, don't drown! Shared from New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services

25 seconds. That’s it. Slowing down through the average work zone adds, at most, 25 seconds to your trip. But with speed remaining the number one factor in work zone crashes, those seconds can mean everything to the people working just inches away. You can spare 25 seconds. Our lives depend on it. Shared from New York State Department of Transportation

Flu season is quickly approaching! Offering your employees the flu vaccine is a safe and cost-effective way to keep your workplace healthy this season. Vaccination appointments are easy to schedule for the same or next day. When you contact us to schedule, ask about on-site vaccinations for added convenience! 518-782-2200 ; info@accesscompliance.net

If you missed our recent Hazwoper Refresher training, our next open-enrollment Hazwoper Refresher class is scheduled for September 16th! In need of a different class or date? Please reach out to us so we can better assist you! info@accesscompliance.net ; 518-782-2200

Join excavation professionals, utility operators, contractors, locators, engineers, municipalities, and industry leaders from across New York for a full day of education, networking, and the latest in damage prevention. 📅 Wednesday, October 28, 2026 📍 Niagara Falls Convention Center, Niagara Falls, NY Take advantage of expert-led educational sessions, explore the latest products and technologies, and connect with professionals dedicated to protecting New York’s underground

Mosquito bite prevention tips: 🦟 Wear long sleeves, pants, socks 🦟 Use repellent 🦟 Reduce/eliminate standing water 🦟 Clean/chlorinate pools, hot tubs, outdoor saunas 🦟 Clear vegetation, debris from edges of ponds More info about mosquito-borne diseases: on.ny.gov/3ShwnhS Shared from NYSDOH - New York State Health Department

Access Compliance offers a variety of First Aid and CPR training classes that can be geared to your company’s needs. For more information, call 518-782-2200 or email info@accesscompliance.net

"NIOSH will recognize Respiratory Protection Day on September 1, 2026, to promote the proper selection and use of respirators in the workplace. Respiratory Protection Day recognizes the millions of workers who rely on respiratory protection every day and highlights the importance of effective respiratory protection." More related resources shared in this article: https://fsmmag.com/Articles/2026/Daily-Articles/08/NIOSH-Recognizes-Respiratory-Protection-Day.html

Don’t charge devices overnight or unattended. Unplug devices once they’re fully charged and keep an eye on charging equipment to help prevent overheating and reduce fire risk. #BatterySafety #FireSafety Shared from U.S. Fire Administration

Is your child in need of a sports physical? Contact us to schedule your appointment!

If you have alfalfa sprouts in the fridge, the Centers for Disease Control C is advising you throw them away. Sprouts sold under the Calco and Everything Sprouts brands have been linked E. coli and salmonella infections, which can cause diarrhea, including bloody diarrhea, high fever and vomiting. Additional information: bit.ly/4gNj4z8 Shared from NYSDOH - New York State Health Department

"September Safety Council Seminar -- SIGN UP TODAY!!! The Safety Council of the Hudson Valley is proud to announce our SEPTEMBER SAFETY SEMINAR: Bridging the gaps: "Strengthening connections between employees and leadership to build better safety programs" to be held on Sept 16th, 1-4 pm at: Local 17 Laborers Union Training Center, Newburgh NY. The Seminar is Free of charge thanks to the generous support of our corporate sponsors. Attendance is limited and will be taken

Toolbox Talks are informal group discussions that focus on particular safety issues. These talks are used to promote your company’s safety culture and heighten employee awareness of workplace hazards and safety regulations, to improve safety performance and accident prevention. Contact us to go over options and schedule your toolbox talk today! 518-782-2200 ; info@accesscompliance.net

Mosquito-borne diseases are spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. Employers can protect workers by decreasing standing water at worksites, ensuring that doors and windows are kept closed when possible, and encouraging workers to wear clothing that covers exposed skin when working outdoors. Workers should also wear insect repellent. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eGvwNu Shared from NIOSH

Job-related factors increase risks for heat illness, including working in direct sunlight, working with tools that generate heat, or wearing heavy clothing or PPE. Learn how to protect yourself on the worksite: http://www.cpwr.com/heat Shared from CPWR!

We provide EHS services in accordance with OSHA 1910.119! What services are you in need of? Contact us for more information! 518-782-2200 or info@accesscompliance.net

"Many mining impoundments across the United States have been in service for decades and continue to operate under conditions far different from those originally designed. Aging infrastructure, changing environmental conditions, increased precipitation events, and deferred maintenance can all contribute to elevated risks. Regular evaluation and proactive management of aging impoundments are critical to protecting miners, nearby communities, and the environment from potential f