Free Safety & Security Resources

OSHA Small Business Resources

OSHA On-Site Consultation Program 

OSHA/NIOSH Small Business Safety and Health Handbook 

CISA Physical Security Resources 

ASIS Security Risk Assessment Standard 

 Visit OSHA Small Business Resources 

 Visit OSHA On-Site Consultation 

 View the Small Business Safety and Health Handbook 

Visit CISA Physical Security Resources 

View ASIS Security Risk Assessment Standard Information 

 OSHA provides small-business safety and health resources, compliance guidance, record-keeping/reporting information, safety and health program guidance, and access to OSHA’s no-cost On-Site Consultation Program.  

 OSHA’s consultation program offers no-cost, confidential occupational safety and health services for small and medium-sized businesses, including hazard identification, compliance advice, and help improving safety and health programs.  

 The handbook provides general safety and health guidance, checklists, and recommendations for small businesses. OSHA states the handbook itself does not create new compliance requirements.  

 CISA provides no-cost physical security tools, training, informational materials, and resources to help organizations prevent, protect against, respond to, and mitigate security risks.  

ASIS provides guidance for conducting security-specific risk assessments, including establishing context, planning assessment activities, identifying risks, analyzing risks, evaluating risks, and preparing assessment-related information.  

Calvary helps turn broad OSHA guidance into organized, business-specific safety programs, written policies, inspection tools, forms, and practical documentation tailored to the client’s operations. 

Calvary provides flexible support before or after consultation, including document preparation,   corrective-action organization, written program development, inspection   follow-up, and client-ready safety documentation.

Calvary helps businesses move beyond generic checklists by developing customized inspection forms, safety   procedures, hazard controls, training records, emergency planning documents, and written safety programs.

Calvary helps businesses apply   physical security concepts to their actual facility, operations, access points, employee practices, public-facing areas, and emergency/security   planning needs through written assessments and recommendations.

Calvary uses ASIS-aligned concepts to help clients identify security concerns, organize findings, prioritize   risks, and receive practical written recommendations without having to   interpret security standards alone.