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

FEMA and the Federal Communications Commission will test the Emergency Alert System nationwide on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, around 2:20 p.m. ET. What to expect: • Radio and TV programs will pause for about 1 minute to show the test message. • You may hear the standard EAS tones. • The message may be in English, Spanish, or both. • Cell phones will not receive this test. • No action is needed. These tests help ensure emergency alerts work when they matter most.Learn more:...

🔥The job doesn’t end when #firefighters leave the firehouse. Join the IAFF Center of Excellence for "Trauma Exposures and the Impact on Fire Fighter Families with Children" for a FREE webinar on how prolonged trauma can follow fire fighters home, affecting communication, parenting, and family well-being. This conversation focuses on practical ways to build resilience, support children, and strengthen families.📅 Sept. 24⏰ 12–1:30 p.m. ET💰 Free🖥️ ZoomFire fighters, spouses/

NESCA's 45th Annual Trade Show is just around the corner on October 1st! Stop by our booth for your chance to win some spooky Halloween decor, a Yeti, and more! Event details below. We hope to see you there! Event registration!

"Construction workers have one of the highest rates of suicide of any occupation, which requires developing evidence-based interventions tailored to the industry’s unique organization and culture. The CPWR-funded COMPASS project from Washington University in St. Louis aims to adapt, implement, evaluate, and disseminate key elements of the existing Australian “MATES in Construction” program in a way that is feasible for the U.S. construction industry. The COMPASS (Construction

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The NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation Program recently evaluated noise levels in a manufacturer of mezzanines and metal walkways. NIOSH suggests upgrading to quieter machines, using vibration isolation pads, keeping equipment in good working condition, and making sure employees use hearing protection properly. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/3THu9c7 Shared from NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

"Prepare for power outages—have flashlights and batteries ready." #beready Great reminder shared from the U.S. Fire Administration!

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

Talking about suicide prevention can be a challenge. CPWR and CIASP have developed a guide for safe messaging guidelines for everyone from presenters, trainers, members of the media, and anyone trying to help. See it here: https://tinyurl.com/f5u2cr5d Shared from CPWR

Region 2 VPPPA Conference Online Registration Reminder: "The Region 2 VPPPA Conference in Atlantic City is coming up next week! Please see the conference registration links below. If you are planning to attend, registering early will help the Region 2 VPPPA Board plan the conference more efficiently." https://www.vppparegion2.org/training-events https://vpppa.atlasams.com/events/2026-Region-II-Conference-9656/details

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

Start planning for 2027 with safety in mind! Request your 2027 UDig NY Wall Calendar and keep important dates, excavation safety reminders, and damage prevention resources close at hand throughout the year. Request your calendar here: https://buff.ly/5qGrI6c Shared from UDig NY!

"Now is a good time to get your home ready for anything. If you have the right supplies, emergencies will be easier to handle. The Albany County Department of Health suggests packing these items: Water (1 gallon for each person, for each day. Try to have at least 3 days of water). Food that won't spoil (enough for 3 - 4 days, plus a manual can opener). Flashlight and extra batteries. First aid kit. Cell phone charger (a portable or solar charger is best). Blankets. Extra cl

Please join us as we remember and honor the lives lost on September 11th. We also recognize the selfless acts of those brave men and women who helped rescue lives and defend us.

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

"Abandoned and inactive mines exist in every state. There are approximately 17,000 abandoned underground mines and 56,000 abandoned surface mines nationwide. These mines contain hidden, often lethal hazards such as vertical shafts, unstable ground and highwalls, bad air (oxygen deficiency/toxic gases), flooded workings, old explosives, decaying timbers, loose rock, and sudden subsidence. Best Practices Do not enter any mine opening, shaft, or fenced/posted area. Treat every o

"Financial Preparedness Financial preparedness means having money and important papers ready before a disaster happens. It is important because it helps your family buy what you need and recover more quickly. The Albany County Department of Health ( https://www.albanycountyny.gov/health ) recommends the following: Before the disaster: Start an emergency savings account. Saving even a little money each week, like $5 or $10, is a great start. Review your insurance coverage,