Safety Program Development
IIPPs, written programs, policies, procedures, and site-specific safety plans shaped around actual operations.
Discuss your program →Occupational Safety and Risk Advisors
Protect people.
Reduce loss.
Strengthen performance.
OccuSARA helps organizations improve employee wellbeing and corporate sustainability.
20+ YearsSafety Leadership
Safety + RiskIntegrated Perspective
Federal and StateRegulatory Focus
OCCUSARA METHOD
Field Reality.
Field Reality.
Executive Clarity.
Practical systems that connect safety, operations, and financial risk.
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ProtectPeople and Operations
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PreventLoss and Disruption
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PerformWith Confidence
What we do
Safety and risk support from the jobsite to the executive table.
OccuSARA provides ongoing advisory services, focused worksite support, comprehensive training, effective program development and implementation, and cost saving risk management strategies.
OSHA Compliance
Gap assessments, program reviews, regulatory readiness, and practical correction strategies.
Review compliance →Safety Management Systems
Safety Policy and Leadership, Hazard Identification, Planning and Implementation, Training and Competency, Communications, Reporting and Investigation, Performance Monitoring, Continuous Improvement.
Strengthen field systems →Risk & Claims Advisory
Workers’ compensation, auto claims, loss-run analysis, claim maturity tracking, and loss strategy.
Improve claim strategy →Training & Leadership
Safety leadership training, competent-person courses, awareness level courses, operator training, qualified electrical worker training.
Explore training →Incident Investigation
Root-cause analysis, corrective actions, trend review, and lessons-learned facilitation.
Review an incident →Claim cost impact calculator
How much additional revenue must you generate to recover the cost of a claim?
Enter the total incurred cost of a claim and your company’s net profit margin. The calculator estimates the additional revenue required to offset that loss.
Example
A $100,000 claim at a 5% profit margin requires $2,000,000 in additional revenue.
Industries we understand
Practical support for complex operating environments.
OccuSARA is especially well suited for organizations where safety performance, field execution, risk management, and business continuity are closely connected.
Commercial Construction
Field execution, contractor/subcontractor coordination, project-specific compliance, and high-risk work.
Electrical Contractors
Construction safety systems tailored to electrical work, electrical hazards, and operational realities.
Warehousing & Logistics
Material handling, powered equipment, ergonomics, traffic flow, and loss prevention.
Growing Employers
Scalable programs for organizations building stronger safety structure and leadership accountability.
The OccuSARA difference
We connect the issues other firms often treat separately.
Safety, operations, claims, and financial performance are part of the same system.
Field credibility
Solutions are designed for real crews, supervisors, schedules, and operating pressures.
Executive perspective
Recommendations consider governance, accountability, claim exposure, cost, and organizational risk.
Sustainable systems
The goal is not a binder on a shelf. It is a process your organization can use, measure, and improve.
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Founder & principal advisor
Cory Stricker, CHST
Health, safety, and risk leadership grounded in more than two decades of experience.
About OccuSARA
Built to help organizations move beyond minimum compliance.
OccuSARA combines construction safety leadership, workers’ compensation and auto claims experience, regulatory knowledge, and hands-on program development.
Our purpose is straightforward: help organizations protect employees, reduce preventable loss, support operations, and make stronger risk decisions.
Construction safety leadershipWorkers’ compensation strategyAuto claims oversightOSHA & Cal/OSHA programs
Insights & resources
Practical thinking for safety and risk leaders.
Practical articles, regulatory updates, checklists, and resources are being developed for safety and risk leaders.
What a Mature Safety Program Actually Looks Like
A practical framework for evaluating leadership, field execution, reporting, and accountability.
Reading Workers’ Compensation Loss Runs Strategically
How claim maturity, reserves, paid amounts, and trends can guide better risk decisions.
Safety Governance: Why Reporting Structure Matters
How independence, authority, employee confidence, and executive access affect safety performance.