For safety training and OSHA consultants

New business leads for safety training and OSHA consultants in Portland & Vancouver, WA

A new contractor needs a written safety program, training and a plan for its first inspection; a new trucking company needs driver qualification files and a drug-and-alcohol program before its first load; and a new construction site needs a site-specific plan and toolbox talks. Public records show all three before the first day of work: contractor registrations, motor carrier authority and new-building permits.

Launch Lookout pulls new contractors from Washington Labor & Industries, new trucking companies from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day, and maps them around your office.

New contractors and carriers are the best leads: both face regulators from day one and few have a program in place when they register. New-building permits add general contractors with a site to run and subcontractors to coordinate. A short note that offers a starter safety program for their specific trade is a useful first contact.

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Recent leads for safety training and OSHA consultants

The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.

DateTypeCityStreetSource
11/3New contractorVancouverNE 151st Ave Washington L&I contractors
11/3New contractorRidgefieldNW 199th St Washington L&I contractors
11/3Trucking companyWashougalE St FMCSA operating authority
11/2New buildingPortlandSE Stark St Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE 22nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2New contractorWashougal57th St Washington L&I contractors
11/2Trucking companyPortlandE Burnside St 10 FMCSA operating authority
11/2Trucking companyPortlandSE Schiller St FMCSA operating authority
10/31Trucking companyGladstoneRidgewood Dr FMCSA operating authority
10/30New contractorKalamaN 1st St Washington L&I contractors
10/30New buildingPortlandSE Division St Portland PP&D
10/30New contractorVancouverNE 166th Ave Washington L&I contractors
10/30New contractorVancouverNE 34th St Washington L&I contractors
10/30New contractorVancouverNE 116th St Washington L&I contractors
10/30Trucking companyPortlandN Richmond Ave FMCSA operating authority
10/30New contractorVancouverBergeron Ct Washington L&I contractors
10/30Trucking companyBattle GroundSW 6th St FMCSA operating authority
10/29New buildingVancouverNE Fourth Plain Blvd Clark County permits
10/29New contractorAmboyNE Alderwood Dr Washington L&I contractors
10/29New contractorBattle GroundNW 25th Ave Washington L&I contractors
10/29New contractorVancouverNW 50th St Washington L&I contractors
10/29New contractorLongviewField St Washington L&I contractors
10/29New contractorVancouverNE 56th St Washington L&I contractors
10/29New contractorVancouverNE 54th St Washington L&I contractors
10/28New contractorVancouverNE 30th St Washington L&I contractors
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Questions

Which new businesses need safety help most?
New contractors registered with Washington Labor & Industries and new trucking companies with federal operating authority. Both face inspections from the start.
Which new businesses are on this page?
New contractors and trucking companies. In your account you can also include every new business registration inside your radius.
Are Oregon contractors included?
Not yet as a separate record. Oregon contractors appear when they register a business with the Secretary of State, which you can include in your account.