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Become a SHARP Certified Company

Eligibility for SHARP

To apply for SHARP certification, your business must meet the following criteria:

  • Operate for more than one year.
  • Have fewer than 250 employees at a single worksite and fewer than 500 employees nationwide.
  • Request a full-service safety and health consultation from our team.
  • Correct all identified hazards and actively involve employees in the development and operation of safety programs.
  • Achieve Total Recordable Case (TRC) and Days Away, Restricted, and Transfer (DART) rates below the national average for your industry (as per NAICS code).

Steps to SHARP Certification

  1. Request a Consultation: Reach out to us via phone, during an ongoing consultation, or by email to express interest in SHARP.
  2. Comprehensive Safety Consultation: Our team of expert consultants will conduct a full safety and health assessment of your workplace, identifying areas for improvement.
  3. Correct Identified Hazards: Work with our consultants to address all identified hazards and enhance your safety programs.
  4. Meet SHARP Criteria: Ensure your TRC and DART rates are below the national industry average.
  5. Apply for Certification: After meeting all the criteria, submit your SHARP application for approval.

Once approved, your SHARP certification is valid for 1-2 years. To continue enjoying the benefits, simply apply for renewal during the final quarter of your certification period.

Take the First Step Toward SHARP Certification Today!

Join the ranks of businesses recognized for their commitment to safety and health. Contact us to learn more or request your free consultation to get started on the path to SHARP certification.

Last Modified on Sep 05, 2024
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