A strong safety and health program reduces workplace injuries and illnesses! Contact us for more info! info@accesscompliance.net ; 518-582-2200

Don't underestimate heavy snow! It can bring multi-day Power Outages, block emergency routes, and cause Communication Loss from downed lines. Action Plan: Stock your emergency kit, secure a safe alternative heat source, and heed the warning to stay off the roads. Preparation is your best defense! Shared from U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)!

When preparing for a severe winter storm, consider that power may go out for many days. Outages during severe cold can be especially difficult. Stay safe: - Close & seal windows & doors - Don’t use a gas stove for heat - Run generators outside - Have a plan for medicine/devices Shared from Ready!

Is your fire department due for medical clearances and fit tests? Email info@accesscompliance.net or call 518-782-2200!

U.S. firefighters: This Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, take 5 minutes to join the National Firefighter Registry for Cancer. Your fire service history can help NIOSH better understand the link between firefighting and cancer. Sign up today: NFR.CDC.gov Shared from NIOSH

"Having easy access to industry best practices is essential for EHS professionals to effectively mitigate risks. Later this month, we’ll be introducing a game-changing initiative aimed at providing real-time access to safety data and driving down serious incidents and fatalities. Stay tuned." https://assp.us/4sRR01D Shared from American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)

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

It's a law in all 50 states! Reminder shared from NHTSA!

Firefighters: Your work never stops, even when the temperatures drop. Take extra care to make sure your SCBA doesn’t freeze up when you need it. Download the infographic: https://bit.ly/3XTrMln Shared from NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health!

Participate by doing any of the following and get a $5 thank you gift card to treat yourself to a coffee! If you had amazing service provided by one of our team members, please mention them in your review or comments and they will get a coffee treat too! Grand prize winner will be randomly chosen Wednesday, February 4th! For each completed action below, you’ll receive an entry for our grand prize - a Stanley tumbler full of chocolate goodies and Access Compliance swag! Follow

Its Community Risk Reduction Week: The Home Fire That Happens “Somewhere Else” Is Every 96 Seconds—Make Sure It Isn’t Yours You don’t plan for a home fire. That’s the point. It starts small—an unattended pan on the stove, a space heater too close to a blanket, a worn cord under a rug — and then it moves faster than most people can imagine. According to the National Fire Protection Association, in 2024 alone, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 329,500 home structu

Deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning spike in winter. Make sure you, your friends, and your family have working carbon monoxide alarms. Shared from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

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

North Country Chamber of Commerce 's 2026 Annual Dinner & Awards: The Greatest Show - Happening January 30th! Registration is Open! Are you attending? Be sure to say hi to Brenda and Kevin while you're there! Registration info can be found at: https://northcountrychamber.com/Calendar/Detail/559

"Head Up, Phone Down! Keeping our eyes on the road, not on our phones, can help prevent pedestrian crashes Never walk while texting or talking on the phone If texting, move out of the way of others and stop on the sidewalk Never cross the street while using an electronic device Do not walk with headphones in your ears Be aware of your surroundings Always walk on the sidewalk; if you must walk on the street, face oncoming traffic Look left, right, then left again before crossi

Participate by doing any of the following and get a $5 thank you gift card to treat yourself to a coffee! If you had amazing service provided by one of our team members, please mention them in your review or comments and they will get a coffee treat too! Grand prize winner will be randomly chosen Wednesday, February 4th! For each completed action below, you’ll receive an entry for our grand prize - a Stanley tumbler full of chocolate goodies and Access Compliance swag! Follow

The first Damage Prevention Council meetings of the year are underway, and it is great to reconnect with industry partners across the state. DPCs play a critical role in bringing stakeholders together to discuss trends, challenges, and solutions that support safer excavation and stronger coordination. If you are not already involved, now is a great time to join a local DPC and be part of the conversation. Collaboration at the local level remains one of the most effective tool

"Best Practices for Equipment and Vehicle SafetyBest Practices for Equipment and VehicleSafety Inspect and Winterize Equipment. Check batteries, fuel lines, and brakes to ensure equipment is winter ready. Clear Snow and Ice. Keep windshields, mirrors, and lights free from snow and ice to improve visibility. Test heaters and defrost systems. Confirm proper functioning of equipment cab heating and defrosting systems for visibility and comfort. Drive Cautiously. Reduce speeds in

We Have Flu Shots Available! Help stop the spread of influenza! $61 per dose. Available at all of our offices or on-site. Please call ahead and reserve your spot! Same day and next day appointments are available! Latham 518-782-2200 Utica 315-738-4555 North Brunswick, NJ 732-296-1000

Before you hit the road, take a minute to clear ALL the snow and ice off your car — windows, roof, lights, and mirrors. If you can’t see clearly, you can’t drive safely! Shared from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA