For over 65 years, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. has helped organizations of all sizes create safe, productive workplaces. The products and services we offer help simplify compliance and protect professionals who rely on the consistent application of best practices. Put simply, we help protect people’s lives every day.
The story of the J. J. Keller® SAFETY MANAGEMENT SUITE begins nearly two decades ago with the release of our flagship cloud management solution, KellerOnline. Launched in January 2001, this groundbreaking online service changed the EHS landscape by providing unparalleled access to a wealth of invaluable regulatory resources, and quickly grew to become the industry’s leading safety management tool. But as time went on, it became increasingly clear that our most popular solution would eventually need to be rebuilt from the ground up.
That’s because today’s safety professionals are under more pressure than ever before. Tasked with maintaining a safe, compliant workplace, individuals working in safety must strategically assess risk while also managing a wide range of time-consuming regulatory tasks — and this requires a superior solution with near-limitless applications.
Enter the J. J. Keller® SAFETY MANAGEMENT SUITE. Developed using real-world insight from EHS professionals across the country, this ready resource delivers round-the-clock access to all of our most popular safety management tools, including customizable training programs, audit and inspection checklists, written safety plan templates, word-for-word federal and state regulations, and more. In addition, nearly every aspect of the J. J. Keller® SAFETY MANAGEMENT SUITE can be customized to meet any number of organizational and industry demands, allowing for superior oversight and unmatched visibility.
The +70 subject-matter experts responsible for the content throughout the J. J. Keller® SAFETY MANAGEMENT SUITE are acknowledged leaders in the safety and compliance fields with over 500 years of combined experience. These experts attend seminars, meet with government agencies, and continuously monitor regulatory activity across all 50 states and Canada to ensure their knowledge is accurate and up to date. Their qualifications include advanced degrees in their fields of expertise, previous work experience as safety managers and auditors, and numerous industry-recognized certifications.