Anthony LaFaziaCEO, Atlantic Training · CEO at Atlantic Training | EdTech & Safety Compliance Leader

It's Safe + Sound Week — Here's Your 2-Minute Program Check

3 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief OSHA‑produced PSA, the narrator introduces Safe and Sound Week, an annual OSHA campaign encouraging employers to develop proactive safety programs. The video explains that the initiative is built on three core pillars—Management Leadership, Worker Participation, and Find‑and‑Fix Hazards—and invites viewers to self‑evaluate their organization against each pillar. For each pillar, a concise question is posed to help assess whether leadership visibly supports safety, whether workers can safely report hazards, and whether the organization actively seeks out problems before incidents occur. The narrator emphasizes that any gaps are a starting point, not a failure, and directs viewers to a free 25‑point safety program scorecard available via a link in the bio.

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It's Safe and Sound Week, OSHA's annual push to help employers build proactive safety programs. Most companies will market by posting a hashtag. The best ones will use it to actually check their program. So let's do that. OSHA builds Safe and Sound around 3 pillars. Score yourself on each. 1. Management Leadership. Does your leadership visibly back safety with real-time and budget, not just a poster in the break room? 2. Worker Participation. Do your people have a real voice to report hazards and share ideas without worrying it'll come back on them? Them. 3. Find and fix hazards. Do you go looking for problems on purpose before they cause an incident? Shaky on one? That's not a failure, that's your starting point. Download our free safety program scorecard using the link in the bio. A 25-point check across all 3 pillars.