OSHA Is Targeting Texas Metal Fabricators Through 2027
Are YOU Ready if OSHA Shows Up Tomorrow?
In July of 2024, OSHA renewed an aggressive enforcement program called “Fabmetsh” – and it put metal fabricators in TX, AR, LA, OK, and NM directly in the crosshairs.
They’ve decided metal fabrication sites are too dangerous, and will be conducting “comprehensive” inspections, the worst kind there is.
When OSHA shows up in your lobby, they’ll check more than just your shop floor:
THEY WILL LOOK AT:
- Written programs
- Employee training records
- OSHA 300 logs
- Even interview your employees
- The list goes on…
Typical Fabmetsh inspections cost between $15k-$50k in penalties, but can exceed $100k. Can you afford that right now?
That’s why we’ve put together a fast, no fluff, 20-minute information session. You’ll learn exactly what’s coming, and get the precise steps to avoid a $100,000 headache before it’s too late. It’s free, confidential and there’s no obligation.
MORE ABOUT THE SESSION
These inspections follow a pattern, and they fine companies for the same violations over and over again.
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Why Fabmetsh is a danger – Fabmetsh has a reputation for big fines. I’ll share why.
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What’s your actual risk – some businesses are fined $15k and others $100k. There’s a reason for that.
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How to protect yourself – I’ll teach you what these inspectors are looking for and how you’ll stay ahead of the game.
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Next steps– I’ll give you next step options to get prepared and pass!
- There’s No Obligation – This is a one-time session (unless you want more help)
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This session isn’t theory. It’s actionable, real-world information from someone who has over a decade of experience in this space & has been carefully monitoring the Fabmetsh enforcement program.
It’s free. It’s fast. There’s no obligation. And it can save you from a six-figure disaster.
When the call comes from the lobby that the inspector’s here, you don’t want to be wishing you took 20 minutes to protect yourself.