Our Services
Club Safety Solutions has been assisting private clubs and other businesses with OSHA compliance and other safety issues since 1997.
ALAN E. ACHATZ, CCM, CHE
As an OSHA General Industry Outreach trainer, Alan offers training sessions for executive and all department employees to raise safety awareness. He assists with safety team development and emergency action plan implementation.
A specialized service is conducting on-site safety inspections – simulated OSHA site tours. This process helps ensure a business can correct operational deficiencies.
Alan began his career working in the clubhouse at Park Country Club in Williamsville, New York. He obtained his BS Business degree while working in various positions at the club.
After many years in Club Management, Alan founded Club Safety Solutions, LLC in 1997. CSS’s primary mission is bringing safety (OSHA) knowledge to businesses through managerial and line employee education sessions.
Certified New York State Health and Safety Specialist assisting businesses with NYS Insurance Code Rule 59 compliance.
ABOUT ALAN
Over the years, he has authored over 100 articles, contributed chapters to various private club publications and has also written a book titled: Embracing Safety at your Club.
His lively presentations bring real life situations to the forefront and allow you to address what you would do in various crisis scenarios.
BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN POLICY
$150
The objective of this program is to protect your employees from potential infection with bloodborne pathogens.
Included are specific issues, definitions, training requirements, and other information impacting your operation.
HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD WITH SDS TRAINING MODULE
$300
This is to ensure that the hazards of all used chemicals are evaluated, and information concerning chemical hazards is communicated to employees and employers. Information includes container labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and employee information and training.
LOCKOUT / TAGOUT POLICY
$150
Lockout/Tagout is the means of applying safeguards (locks) to protect workers as they perform the servicing and maintenance of machines, equipment, or processes in order to prevent inadvertent startup.
REVISED RESPIRATORY STANDARD
$300
It has been determined that employees in the ______ departments are exposed to respiratory hazards during routine operations. Hazards include pesticide spraying that in some cases are Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH).
The purpose of this program is to ensure that all employees are protected.
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN TEMPLATE
$400
The following plan is an outline encompassing all of the activities necessary for your operation to address emergency preparedness and response to emergencies and disasters.
These activities are designed to eliminate to loss of life and minimize the loss of property and efficacy.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT POLICY
$100
This program provides an adequate method of ensuring the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for eyes, face, head, extremities, protective clothing, respiratory devices, and protective shield and barriers.
Before proper PPE can be assigned, the safety director should conduct a hazard assessment to determine if the hazard warrants the use of PPE.
HEARING CONSERVATION PLAN
$100
A Hearing Conservation Program has been established and is being maintained at ____.
A comprehensive noise survey has been conducted.
SAFETY POLICIES FOR YOUR OPERATION
INFECTIOUS DISEASE PREVENTION PLAN
$500
This policy was developed to address the needs of Virginia businesses. In late July 2020, Virginia Occupational Safety and Health became the first state to mandate written COVID-19 policies and employee training requirements.
This policy will need additional specific operational input. Price includes Policy and one hour of telephone implementation guidance.
Safety Policies for Your Operation
The following policies were developed to assist you with the various OSHA policies applicable to your operation. The policies meet the Federal OSHA Standard and may require additional input specific to your operation. The policies may not meet all the requirements for State run OSHA programs, yet may allow you to have a policy template to build on. Each policy can be ordered from Club Safety Solutions.
HOW SAFE IS YOUR FACILITY?
Most people assume everything is fine until their safety awareness is enhanced!
HOW ARE YOUR EMERGENCY ACTION PLANS?
Have you made the time to develop your plan? Consider what can go wrong?
WHAT WILL YOUR STAFF DO IF AN ALARM GOES OFF?
Education and training are essential! If your staff doesn’t know what to do, how can they help others?
HAVE YOU DETERMINED ROLL CALL PROCEDURES?
By ensuring the employees know their egress routes, you will be able to determine what is done for the members.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF OSHA SHOWS UP?
You have to ensure the staff knows what to do and how to be prepared in case OSHA shows!
Alan began his career working in the clubhouse at Park Country Club in Williamsville, New York. He obtained his BS Business degree while working in various positions at the club.
Alan's Early Career
After many years in Club Management, Alan founded Club Safety Solutions, LLC in 1997. CSS’s primary mission is bringing safety (OSHA) knowledge to businesses through managerial and line employee education sessions.
Founding Club Safety Solutions
Certified New York State Health and Safety Specialist assisting businesses with NYS Insurance Code Rule 59 compliance.
Certifications
His lively presentations bring real life situations to the forefront and allow you to address what you would do in various crisis scenarios.
Dynamic Crisis Scenarios
Over the years, he has authored over 100 articles, contributed chapters to various private club publications and has also written a book titled: Embracing Safety at your Club.
Publications
As an OSHA General Industry Outreach trainer, Alan offers training sessions for executive and all department employees to raise safety awareness. He assists with safety team development and emergency action plan implementation.
A specialized service is conducting on-site safety inspections – simulated OSHA site tours. This process helps ensure a business can correct operational deficiencies.
ALAN E. ACHATZ, CCM, CHE
Simulated OSHA compliance site assessments, managerial and line employee education, and emergency planning and safety policy implementation.
The development, implementation, practice drill, and/or a tabletop review of the safety of your facility, the efficacy of your emergency action plans, and staff responses to an alarm.
Emergency Planning Can Include:
The development, implementation, practice drill, and/or a table top review of:
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The safety of your facility
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The efficacy of your Emergency Action Plans
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Staff responses to an alarm