An EHS audit (environmental, health, and safety audit) is an independent, third-party assessment of your organization’s compliance with OSHA, EPA, and related state and local regulations. A certified lead auditor evaluates your facility, records, and management systems, then benchmarks what they find against every applicable requirement. The result is a compliance gap analysis: a clear picture of where you stand today, and what needs to change before a regulator, insurer, or incident forces the issue.
In short: an EHS audit finds your compliance gaps before OSHA or EPA does, and gives you a corrective action plan to close them.
A CMI EHS audit typically evaluates:
- OSHA compliance and workplace safety management systems
- EPA and state environmental compliance, including air, water, and waste requirements
- Injury and illness recordkeeping accuracy
- Hazard communication, PPE, and training program compliance
- Environmental permits, reporting obligations, and required written plans