At Safety Kaizen, LLC, we transform workplace safety into a strategic advantage. Kaizen means “change for the better,” and that’s the foundation of everything we do, helping organizations continuously improve safety, reduce risk, and drive sustainable growth.

Serving construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and other high-risk industries across Arizona and beyond, we deliver custom, data-driven solutions that prevent injuries, control costs, and enhance operational efficiency, so your employees stay safe and your business stays strong.

Founded and led by Ken Mushet, CSP, MBA/TM, a Certified Safety Professional with cross-industry experience for more than 25 years. Safety Kaizen, LLC blends deep safety expertise with forward-thinking innovation. Our approach is simple: create safer workplaces that perform better.

In an era defined by digital transformation, we champion the use of Responsible AI, ensuring technology enhances human safety, supports ethical decision-making, and strengthens organizational integrity. At Safety Kaizen, LLC Responsible AI isn’t just a buzzword, it’s part of our commitment to safeguarding both people and progress.

We also proudly support HumanCare🩵, a Responsible AI-powered innovation focused on improving healthcare access through intuitive app-based appointment booking, transportation coordination, and payment solutions. Together, we’re building systems that care for people as much as they care for performance.

At Safety Kaizen, LLC we believe that when innovation meets integrity, everyone wins. Let’s create a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future, one innovation at a time.

We utilize Responsible AI Risk Assessments and KPIs. Responsible AI can save lives with Responsible AI-driven risk assessments, safety protocols, and training that drive continuous improvement, reducing incidents and boosting efficiency.

At Safety Kaizen, we prioritize ethical AI integration to safeguard your team and operations. 

Key pillars include:

🔸 Human-Led Review: We maintain human experts in the decision-making loop to evaluate AI recommendations, upholding ultimate control for secure and transparent outcomes.

🔸 Team Engagement: We collaborate closely with your workforce and their advocates during AI rollout, incorporating their perspectives to foster trust and align with moral standards.

🔸 Ongoing System Checks: We conduct routine evaluations of AI-supported tools, verifying updates, detecting any performance shifts, and addressing sensor errors to mitigate potential hazards.

🔸 Privacy Safeguards: We enforce robust responsibility frameworks and adhere strictly to data protection regulations for any AI tools handling staff information, protecting sensitive details every step of the way.

Powered by People. Enhanced by Responsible AI✨. Grounded in Core Values.

When AI meets a strong safety program, you don’t just cut injuries, you build a culture where every worker goes home safe, every day.

💡 Why blend Responsible AI with core values? Responsible AI amplifies hazard detection and insight. Core values embed safety into culture, driving action. A fresh safety message fights complacency.

Ready to make safety your superpower? Connect with us at safetykaizen.com.

• Cal/OSHA citations get attention.  
• It's not just contractors that get large penalties. A recent (open 6/13/24) open case Inspection: 1755047.015 - (A City Animal Services Organization) , has 5 willful citations, $112,000 each, and an other than serious citation for $750.  The total penalty is $563,250 as of 2/14/25.
• Three of the willful citations are all from the number one frequently cited standard in California -  

• When a company receives a citation for the same problem again, it is not only has put employees at high risk, it can be very costly for the employer.
• Most violation penalties are not as costly as the two April 2023 Citations that were issued to a company in Orange County, CA.  
• The  two citations were 'Repeat' , and the employer was cited $180,000.   (Both were Cal/OSHA MFC #10, look at the list below - surprised?)
• The Cal/OSHA Most Frequently Cited Standards could be a starting point for your worker safety & safety compliance improvement effort.