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Most Texas manufacturers don’t have a real safety program. They have a manual on a shelf and good intentions.
If safety isn’t being actively managed at your facility — OSHA, EPA, employee training, inspections, all of it — you’re carrying more risk than you realize. We can help you fix that.
Takes about 20 minutes. No Prep Needed.
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The Problem
Here’s what I hear most when I first talk to a manufacturer: “We’re doing okay on safety. Nobody’s gotten hurt. We haven’t had any issues.” And I get it — you’re busy, you’re running a business, and if nothing has blown up yet, it’s hard to feel the urgency. But the truth is, most small manufacturers are in the same spot. No dedicated safety person. Written programs that are either outdated, generic, or sitting in a binder nobody opens. Training that’s informal at best. And a growing list of OSHA and EPA requirements that nobody on staff fully understands. That’s not a knock on you. It’s just the reality of running a manufacturing operation without a full-time safety department. There’s always something more pressing. The problem is, none of that matters when OSHA walks in the door. Or when a serious injury happens. Or when a good employee decides to go work somewhere that takes safety seriously.
Consequence
The cost of letting it slide is always higher than the cost of dealing with it
I’ve seen it from both sides. Before I started this company, I owned a contracting business. We got a surprise OSHA inspection. We failed. I’ll never forget writing that check — and the embarrassment of realizing I had unknowingly put my own people at risk.
Believe me when I tell you, figuring it out after something goes wrong is always more painful. Fines, mandatory corrective actions on someone else’s timeline, the disruption to your operation, the effect on your team. And a failed OSHA inspection doesn’t stay quiet — it becomes a public press release that lives online.
The good news is, you don’t have to wait for a crisis to get your program in order. That’s exactly what we’re here for.
The Offer
Here’s how most of our clients get started
Most companies start with the FACTORY Risk Assessment™. It’s a complete review of your OSHA, EPA, and TCEQ compliance — your shop floor, written programs, training records, everything. You get a clear picture of where you stand, what your actual fine exposure looks like, and what needs to happen first. Most assessments are completed within a week.
From there, a lot of clients ask us to just take it from there entirely. That’s FACTORY-Safe™ — our ongoing safety and environmental compliance partnership. We become your safety department. Written programs, employee training, routine inspections, regulatory updates, enforcement support if it ever comes to that — all of it, for a fixed monthly fee. No surprises.
Some clients need the assessment and that’s it. Others want the full partnership from day one. Either way, a 20-minute call with me is the right place to start.
How our process works
Step 1
Book a Call
Twenty minutes with Russell. No prep needed.
Step 2
We Learn Your Operation
A focused conversation about your facility, your team, and where your safety program stands today.
Step 3
You Receive a Proposal
Clear scope, timeline, and investment. In your inbox within one to two days.
Step 4
We Get to Work
Your gap assessment is scheduled and underway. Most clients are on our calendar within one to two weeks.
“I’m Russell Carr, founder of Berg Compliance Solutions. Before I started this company, I owned a contracting company. We got a surprise OSHA inspection. We failed. I’ll never forget writing that check. I wasn’t angry at the agency. I was ashamed that I hadn’t kept up — and that I had unknowingly put my own employees at risk.
That experience, and other safety struggles, is what got me into this business. And for the past 30 years I’ve worked alongside Texas manufacturers helping them build safety programs, prepare for OSHA inspections, and navigate enforcement when it happens. I’ve been on both sides of the fence — as a business owner who got caught off guard, and as the person who helps companies make sure that doesn’t happen to them. I know what it costs. I know how hard it is to keep up when you’re also trying to run a business. And I know that doing it right is always less painful than the alternative.”
Proof / Our Approach
What this looks like in practice
Most of our clients are small to mid-sized manufacturers who don’t have a dedicated safety person on staff. That’s exactly who we’re built for.
Some come to us because they just received OSHA citations and need help fast. Some are growing quickly and know their safety program hasn’t kept up. Some have been meaning to deal with it for years and finally decided to stop putting it off. And some just want to know where they actually stand before something forces the issue.
A Texas manufacturer with around 40 employees came to us a few years ago — no citations, no incidents, just a nagging feeling that their program hadn’t kept up with their growth. The assessment turned up more than 50 gaps they weren’t aware of, with a potential fine exposure over $200,000. We addressed every one of them over 90 days. Two years later they won a contract with a national OEM that required documented safety compliance as a condition. They were ready.
Most clients don’t come to us chasing contracts, though. Most just want to know they’re not exposed — that their people are protected, their program is real, and they can stop worrying about what they don’t know. That’s what a solid safety program does for the rest of your business, beyond the compliance piece.
You don’t need to have everything in order before you call us. That’s what the assessment is for. Most clients have clarity within the first week.
Texas Manufacturers Trust Berg Compliance Solutions
Ready to find out where you actually stand?
A 20-minute call costs you nothing. And you’ll leave knowing exactly what your situation is and what it would take to fix it.