PRICING GUIDE
Private workplace safety consulting should be priced around a defined scope. Here are GigLine's published diagnostic prices and what each option covers.
GigLine serves small manufacturers, warehouses, contractors, and fleet operations across North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad.
There is no universal rate for hiring a private workplace safety consultant. At GigLine, a Safety Walkthrough is $1,300, a Documentation Readiness Review is $1,700, and a combined Compliance Readiness Visit is $2,500. The combined visit saves $500 compared with purchasing both reviews separately. Final pricing depends on facility size, employee count, number of locations, and project scope.
I separate the floor review from the record review so you can buy the scope your operation needs. If you want both, the combined Compliance Readiness Visit is the best value.
| Service | Price | What it covers | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safety Walkthrough | $1,300 | Physical floor, equipment, work areas, and visible hazards | Operations concerned primarily about workplace conditions |
| Documentation Readiness Review | $1,700 | Written programs, OSHA logs, training records, SDS records, and supporting proof | Operations concerned primarily about paperwork and records |
| Compliance Readiness Visit BEST VALUE | $2,500 | Combined floor walkthrough and documentation review | Operations that want the complete readiness picture |
Purchased separately, the Safety Walkthrough and Documentation Readiness Review total $3,000. The Compliance Readiness Visit combines both services for $2,500, providing a $500 combined-service savings.
This is the floor review. I inspect equipment, work areas, and visible conditions present during the visit. A walkthrough can identify visible conditions and control gaps present during the visit.
This is the records review. I check written programs, OSHA logs, training records, SDS records, and the proof behind the controls your operation says it has in place. A documentation review shows whether your records support the safety controls your operation says it has in place.
This combines the floor and files in one engagement. I connect visible conditions to the supporting records, then show you where the operation and the proof do not line up.
The combined visit connects the floor, the records, and the complete readiness picture.
Standard scope: Published pricing applies to GigLine’s standard single-location scope. Additional locations, unusually large or complex facilities, expanded records, travel outside the standard service area, and corrective implementation are quoted separately before scheduling.
Corrective Action Implementation can follow the diagnostic work when you need help closing known findings. It is custom quoted, with most projects beginning at $2,500.
That is the operating sequence: FIND, BUILD, MAINTAIN. The work product follows the same path: Floor, Findings, Fixes, Proof.
Tell us about your facility, employee count, and primary concern. GigLine will define the scope and provide the price before anything is scheduled.
Request a Fixed Compliance Quote →Compare the Three Diagnostic OptionsNorth Carolina's OSH On-Site Consultation Program provides free, confidential assistance and does not issue citations or penalties during the consultation. However, participating employers agree to correct identified hazards by established due dates and provide written confirmation of correction. A private consultant offers a different arrangement, including privately selected scope, timing, deliverables, and follow-through.
Official sources: NC OSH On-Site Consultation Program and NCDOL consultation FAQs.
I do not describe the state program as an inferior option. It is a public service with its own process. Private consulting is a separate choice for employers who want to select the scope, timing, deliverables, and follow-through.
GigLine Safety & Compliance is an independent private consulting company and is not affiliated with OSHA or the North Carolina Department of Labor.
Put the scopes side by side. Check locations, work areas, employee count, records, deliverables, and follow-through. Do not compare totals until those items match.
A walkthrough can identify visible conditions and control gaps present during the visit. A documentation review shows whether your records support the safety controls your operation says it has in place.
Neither review guarantees compliance, prevents citations, or ensures that an employer will pass an inspection. The value is a clearer picture of the floor, the records, and the work still open.
There is no universal consulting rate. GigLine's Safety Walkthrough is $1,300, the Documentation Readiness Review is $1,700, and the combined Compliance Readiness Visit is $2,500. Final pricing is provided before scheduling.
It combines the physical Safety Walkthrough with the Documentation Readiness Review. You get the floor and records reviewed in one engagement for $2,500.
The Safety Walkthrough and Documentation Readiness Review total $3,000 when purchased separately. The combined Compliance Readiness Visit is $2,500.
Yes. North Carolina's OSH On-Site Consultation Program provides free, confidential assistance and does not issue citations or penalties during the consultation. Employers agree to correct identified hazards by established due dates and provide written confirmation of correction. The state program and private consulting are different arrangements.
No. GigLine Safety & Compliance is an independent private consulting company and is not affiliated with OSHA or the North Carolina Department of Labor.
If you want help closing known findings, Corrective Action Implementation is custom quoted. Most projects begin at $2,500.
Vince Lawrence is the owner of GigLine Safety & Compliance and is OSHA 30-Hour General Industry trained. GigLine serves small manufacturers, warehouses, contractors, and fleet operations across North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad and helps identify workplace and documentation gaps before they become larger compliance problems.
A quote should make the scope clear before anything is scheduled. You should know whether the work covers the floor, the records, both diagnostic areas, or corrective implementation.
GigLine Safety & Compliance is an independent private consulting company and is not affiliated with OSHA or the North Carolina Department of Labor.
Tell us about your facility, employee count, and primary concern. GigLine will define the scope and provide the price before anything is scheduled.
Request a Fixed Compliance Quote →Compare the Three Diagnostic Options