My name is Brandy and I am Triangle Safety Consulting LLC’s Owner and Principal Consultant. My passion is providing expertise and resources to help manufacturing facilities improve their safety program. 👷🏼♀️I am available to assist with helping you and your facility with anything safety-related!
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Year-End OSHA Readiness Checklist, OSHA 10- and 30-hour Training in South Carolina, TSC Holiday Giveaway
Published 4 months ago • 7 min read
Hi Reader :)
As we wrap up 2025, we want to take a moment to say thank you for your continued support of our certified woman-owned small business.
This year brought incredible growth and exciting new partnerships. We are grateful for the best part of Triangle Safety Consulting LLC, all of you!
🎉 2025 Recap: A Year of Growth, Travel, & Safety!
This year, Triangle Safety Consulting LLC proudly served 28 clients through a wide range of safety consulting services, including:
OSHA 10- & 30-Hour Trainings
Machine Guarding Assessments
Confined Space Assessments
Fall Protection Training
Safety Program Development
And much more
We also traveled nationwide to support facilities where they needed us most, including South Carolina,Ohio, Maryland, Wisconsin, and North Carolina.
Thank you for trusting us with your training, assessments, and OSHA compliance needs. Your commitment to creating safer workplaces is what drives our mission.
❄️ Winter Safety: Cold-Weather Hazards to Watch For
While November focused on slips, trips, and falls, December adds new seasonal challenges, especially for manufacturing facilities.
Key risks to stay aware of:
Ice + winter precipitation: loading docks, exterior stairs, entryways, and parking lots become high-risk zones for slips and falls
Cold stress: improper PPE can lead to hypothermia, frostbite, and reduced grip strength
Reduced visibility: shorter daylight hours increase risks during shift changes, forklift operations, and outdoor work
Fatigue: end-of-year production pushes can lead to rushing, complacency, and missed hazards
Simple steps to reduce incidents:
Apply ice melt early and often to outside walking surfaces
Increase housekeeping checks in transition areas (like entry ways where ice or snow can melt and cause slip hazards)
Confirm employees have proper cold-weather PPE
Reinforce “don’t rush” reminders during the holiday surge
Small adjustments go a long way in preventing end-of-year injuries!
📋 Year-End OSHA Readiness Checklist (Save This!)
December is the perfect time to prepare for the required January documentation and upcoming audits. Here’s what your safety team should review now:
✔️ Update your 2024 OSHA 300 Log to ensure it is correct
✔️ Verify accuracy before completing and posting your OSHA 300A
✔️ Review LOTO procedures and ensure annual audits are complete
✔️ Review and document your written safety programs for accuracy and what your site is actually doing
✔️ Ensure annual bloodborne pathogen training was completed for first aid responders
✔️ Ensure other annual training requirements, like respirator fit tests and respirator training, are completed and documented
✔️ Schedule your 2026 OSHA compliance audit with TSC
Doing these now prevents rushed corrections and potential citations in 2026!
Upcoming Training: Virtual OSHA Injury & Illness Recordkeeping Class in January
OSHA Injury & Illness Recordkeeping 🗓️ Tuesday,January 13, 2026 | 9 AM - 3 PM EST
Live via Zoom $259
Learn how to properly classify, document, and report workplace injuries and illnesses under OSHA 1904. Gain hands-on experience completing OSHA Forms 300 & 300A and calculating TRR and DART rates.
✅ Certificate of Completion included ✅ Taught by Brandy Zadoorian, CSP ✅ Includes OSHA Quick Guide PDF
What virtual training topics would you like to see next? Your feedback helps us create sessions that deliver real value. Message us at Connect@TriangleSafetyLLC.com with your ideas or reply to this email. We’d love to hear from you!
OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Training in Greenville, SC
If you want your team to be able to identify and fix hazards on the spot, sign up for our OSHA 10-hour or 30-hour class! This is a perfect way to boost employee engagement in your safety program!
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Price: $289 For employees who need essential safety awareness. Includes: Hazard recognition basics, real-world examples, OSHA 10 card, our workbook. Best For: New hires, frontline staff, machine operators. Location: SCMEP building located at 300 Cherry Hill Rd, #115, Greenville, SC 29607
Price: $749 For supervisors and safety leaders who need deeper training. Includes: Hazard prevention strategies, leadership skills, OSHA 30 card, our workbook. Best For: Supervisors, maintenance, safety coordinators, managers, or employees who need more in depth training Location: SCMEP building located at 300 Cherry Hill Rd, #115, Greenville, SC 29607
Our holiday giveaway ends December 14th! 👜 From now until December 14th, when you make any purchase on our website, you’ll automatically be entered to WIN a Michael Kors Crossbody Bag (originally $259)! Every order you make between now and December 14th = one entry to win this stylish Michael Kors bag! For example, 2 workbooks = 2 entries! ✅ How to enter: 1️⃣ Make any purchase on our website (no minimum required!) 2️⃣ You’re automatically entered; it’s that easy. 📅 Giveaway ends: December 14, 2025 🏆 Winner announced: December 15, 2025 📦 We’ll ship the prize directly to the lucky winner right after! This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. So go ahead! Treat yourself to our CSP Practice Questions Workbook, our OSHA 10 or 30 Workbooks, or a Pick My Brain Session.
OSHA 30-Hour & OSHA 10-Hour Training Workbooks Available Now!
Make OSHA training simpler, more engaging, and more effective with our professionally created and designed OSHA 30-Hour and OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach Training Workbooks.
No more stacks of loose handouts! Give your team a durable, organized workbook they can follow, write in, and keep as a lasting reference.
🔵 OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Workbook
Covers 19 key topics: Hazard Communication, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, PPE, and more.
Built-in Knowledge Checks after each section to reinforce learning.
134 pages of practical, real-world safety content.
Available in color or black & white.
🟢 OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Workbook
Covers all OSHA-required topics in a concise 98-page format (12 topics)
Knowledge checks throughout to boost retention.
Available in color or black & white.
Trainer Approved: “This is going to be one of those resources that becomes a staple for any GI trainer teaching a 10-hour.” – Benjamin Gratto, Global EHS Director
Printed & Shipped in the USA: Produced by a small U.S. business in Florida and delivered directly to your door.
Review from our customer, Ron: "I received the 30 Hour General Industry Training Workbook and I'm highly impressed. I find the book well-structured and easy to follow. I really like the volume of images as I believe these will engage learners and aid in their understanding of the content. Well done and great job."
Give your employees the tools they need to succeed, and make your next OSHA class stand out with a workbook they’ll actually use.
✨From now until December 14th, when you make any purchase on our website, including the OSHA Training Workbooks, you’ll automatically be entered to WIN a Michael Kors Crossbody Bag (originally $259)!
Our $99 2nd Edition CSP Questions, Answers, and Explanations Workbook is a sought-after tool for reviewing potential CSP exam questions. We’ve helped countless professionals ace this critical exam. As part of being a subscriber to the TSC newsletter, you get two free CSP questions. Keep scrolling to test your knowledge!
See if you can answer these two questions, then check your answers at the bottom of this newsletter.
Question 1: A Serious OSHA violation is defined as:
a. a violation with substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result
b. a violation that has a direct relationship to job safety and health but probably would not cause death or serious harm
c. a violation that the employer intentionally and knowingly commits
d. a violation of any standard whereupon reinspection, a similar violation is found, and the original citation was the final order
Question 2: A South Carolina man was jailed for Knowing Endangerment by Release of Asbestos. His company demolished an old textile mill to sell scrap metal from the building. The materials in the building contained hazardous levels of asbestos. The man was repeatedly warned by the Department of Health and Environmental Control to stop demolition efforts because of the danger. He continued to demolish the building. He was later sent to jail. What kind of liability is this?
a. Civil
b. Criminal
c. Contractual
d. Tort
Want more practice questions with explanations? The CSP Workbook consists of 75 potential practice questions, answers, and explanations for $99. The explanations will help you review the key concepts crucial to passing the CSP or ASP Exam!
Answer 1: a. a violation with substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result
Answer 2: b. Criminal
Want the explanations for these questions? Purchase the full workbook for only $99. Check it out to grow your knowledge and pass the ASP and CSP exams!
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My name is Brandy and I am Triangle Safety Consulting LLC’s Owner and Principal Consultant. My passion is providing expertise and resources to help manufacturing facilities improve their safety program. 👷🏼♀️I am available to assist with helping you and your facility with anything safety-related!
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