We achieved VPP STAR-Mobile Workforce status and can help you do the same.
OSHA’S VOLUNTARY PROTECTION PROGRAM
What It Is
Recognizes Safety Excellence
If your company is serious about safety, look into applying for OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc. was certified by OSHA as a VPP STAR-Mobile Workforce, and our goal is to help other companies achieve this prestigious status as well.
A Collaborative Program Started by OSHA
OSHA introduced the Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) in 1982 to recognize general industry worksites committed to achieving excellence in workplace safety and health.
Your Company Doesn't Need to Have a Perfect Injury Record
OSHA will evaluate workplaces on their overall Safety & Health Program and also look at a 3-year TCIR and DART rate. Learn more about the qualification requirements here.
Bonus: VPP Certified Sites Are Exempt From Planned OSHA Inspections

A Proud STAR VPP Worksite
On April 30, 2010, OSHA awarded Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc. VPP Star recognition for demonstrating excellence in workplace safety and health. Lancaster Safety became the first company in OSHA’s Region III to achieve VPP Star Mobile Workforce status.
Today, Lancaster Safety continues to maintain its VPP Star Mobile Workforce status, demonstrating the same high safety standards we help our clients achieve.
Out of an estimated 7 million businesses in the United States, fewer than 2,000 worksites currently participate in OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs, making VPP recognition a distinction achieved by a small group of organizations nationwide.
VPP drives companies to commit to long-term safety excellence.
Partner With Experienced Safety Professionals
19
Team members have been certified as Special Government Employees (SGEs)
16
years being an OSHA VPP STAR-Mobile Workforce, with 6 audits passed.
OSHA VPP Special Government Employee Classes
We're honored to have hosted 2 OSHA VPP Special Government Employee classes at our home office and look forward to more!
OSHA's VPP
Participating in VPP can help create a safer, healthier workplace, reduce injuries and illnesses, lower workers’ compensation costs, and give your company a competitive advantage. Once accepted into VPP, your worksite is also removed from OSHA’s programmed inspection lists, although OSHA may still conduct inspections in response to complaints, referrals, fatalities, or other qualifying events.
To improve the occupational safety and health of our own valued employees and to learn the VPP standard of excellence so that we can help our clients achieve and maintain a safer work environment.
NO. Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc. is a private, family-based firm. On April 30, 2010, Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc. became the first company in OSHA’s Region III to be awarded the STAR Mobile Workforce achievement by OSHA.
The application itself is free!
We've been through the process ourselves and also help OSHA conduct VPP recertification audits. Our first step would be to cover the entire auditing process and then recommend a mock on-site inspection.