Real feedback from teams we’ve trained.

Our trainings stick because they’re hands-on, fun and built around real workplaces. Here’s what teams have to say after working with Optimal Safety Inspections.

Justin takes every question and digs deep to give you the answers you’re looking for, with the right knowledge every time.

Everything he builds is designed specifically for us — drawings, slideshows, all of it.

He knows his stuff, but the main thing is how fun he makes learning safety, even though safety is not fun.

Kyle, Warehouse Manager and Purchaser

PGI Foods

“I’ve sat through other forklift trainings before, but this was the first time it felt engaging instead of something to get through. Justin broke everything down in a way that stuck, and the hands-on portion gave our team a big boost of confidence. We’ll definitely be bringing Optimal Safety Inspections back.”


Lenny Logan, VP of Operations

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“Thank you for the confined space training last week. You made a pretty intimidating subject feel manageable. The practical demo and your plain-language explanations helped my team retain way more than expected — they’re still talking about the meter demo.”

Peter Walker, Production Manager

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“Our crew really appreciated the lockout/tagout training. It’s not an easy topic, but the instructor from Optimal Safety Inspections kept everyone laughing while still making the seriousness clear. I’ve already seen techs applying the process correctly without reminders — that’s a first.”

Lisa Randolph, Director of Operations

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“We brought in Optimal Safety Inspections for a full safety audit and mock OSHA inspection. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it ended up being incredibly helpful — and surprisingly fun. The walkthrough was thorough without being overwhelming, and the report gave us clear priorities to tackle. We’ll be using OSI for ongoing audits.”

Josh Besnoff, Safety Director

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