EHS Compliance Experts
Your Full-Service Compliance Department
Delivering quality printing materials to your customers is your expertise. However, running a commercial printing facility also requires managing hazardous waste and complying with complex safety regulations. We understand the challenges you face in keeping up with environmental rules and regulations. The good news is that GMG EnviroSafe knows compliance is our specialty, and our team of experts is ready to provide the guidance and services you need to keep your commercial printing facility operating the safe and right way.
MAKING EHS COMPLIANCE EASY
Custom Solutions For Your Business
Our comprehensive approach begins with a thorough assessment of your commercial printing facility to identify any potential health or safety risks. Based on these evaluations, we develop practical solutions to maintain ongoing regulatory compliance and ensure workplace safety.

Air Quality Compliance
Air quality control solutions to enhance the well-being of your business environment

Waste Management
Expert hazardous waste disposal services to ensure safety, compliance, and environmentally responsible solutions

Chemical Handling
Managing and proper handling chemicals on-site with our expert training

Manage Permitting
Facilitate and manage permitting for your facility.

OSHA Reporting
Accurate and efficient OSHA reporting facilitated by our team

Facility Inspections
Ongoing facility inspections to ensure safety, protection, and peace of mind.

Testing
Testing to identify potential risks and hazards

Employee Training
Industry targeted safety training in environmental health and safety to ensure your team is secure and confident in their work environment


Supporting Your Compliance Program
We go the extra mile by taking on a proactive approach to finding new and better ways to reduce any negative impacts your operations may have on the environment. Environmental compliance is not just about avoiding penalties. It’s about creating a culture of safety that saves money and resources while protecting the public health, your business, your employees, and the environment.
Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
This will vary based on the type of business that you are in and where you are located in the United States. The most commonly required plans are as follows: Hazard Analysis, Hazard Communication, Respirator Program, Emergency Action Program, Injury & Illness Prevention Program, OSHA Recordkeeping, Lockout Tagout, Forklift Program, and Hazard Material Business Plan
This will vary based on the type of business that you are in and where you are located in the United States.
OSHA requires this to be completed every year.



