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OSHA VPP Explained: The Path to Safety Excellence
What it takes, what it’s worth, and how to start. Is Your Company Ready to Go Beyond OSHA Compliance?
OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) recognizes worksites that have built exceptional safety and health programs—and achieving Star status can set your organization apart. Join Lancaster Safety Consulting for a practical look inside the VPP process from a company that has experienced it firsthand. As an OSHA VPP Star Mobile Workforce, Lancaster Safety has gone through the application, evaluation, approval, and re-evaluation process ourselves. We’ll share what we’ve learned and help you understand what pursuing VPP could look like for your organization.
During this free webinar, we'll cover:
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What OSHA VPP is and what Star status represents
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Who can apply and how to determine whether your site may be a candidate
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Why companies pursue VPP, including potential impacts on safety culture, injuries, business opportunities, and insurance and workers’ compensation costs
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The core elements of VPP and what OSHA expects to see in practice
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The VPP timeline, including the practice period before applying
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What happens during the onsite evaluation, from facility walkthroughs and record reviews to employee interviews
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What happens after approval and how organizations maintain Star status
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How to start evaluating your current safety program and identifying gaps
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What Is It Really Like to Go Through VPP?
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for safety professionals, EHS leaders, operations managers, HR professionals, executives, business owners, and organizations considering taking their safety program beyond basic OSHA compliance.
Join us October 14th at 2PM ET
Plus: Free VPP Resource!
Webinar attendees will receive a free VPP employee interview question handout that you can use to assess how prepared your workforce may be for the VPP evaluation process.

Roadmap to the OSHA Inspection Process
Learn from a former OSHA Officer about what happens before, during, and after an OSHA inspection.
The thought of an OSHA visit can be nerve-racking, but with the proper planning, it doesn’t need to be. Lancaster Safety has partnered with businesses nationwide going through OSHA inspections for over 20 years. We’ve saved our clients over $10 million in OSHA citation penalties and are sharing our tips during this next webinar for free.
We’ll walk you through the inspection process from start to finish so you know what to expect, how to respond, and what to do next. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of the entire OSHA inspection process—and a better idea of how prepared your organization would be if OSHA arrived tomorrow.
Join us November 18th at 2PM ET!
Who Should Attend?
Site managers, foremen, safety managers, and whoever greets visitors at your front desk. That person makes the first decision of the inspection.

