Sprout Safety helps healthcare, education, and government organizations assess their health and safety programs, correct compliance deficiencies, and build psychosocial and violence-prevention systems that withstand scrutiny.

Health and safety expertise that finds the gaps and builds what works.

You already have a program. The question is whether it's doing what you think it's doing.

Sprout Safety specializes in assessing what exists, identifying where it falls short of legislative and best-practice standards, and building the practical plan to fix it.

Practical assessments. Clear priorities. Reduced Risk.

What I do

Proven Results

K to 12 education (multi-board): Built a psychosocial hazard starter kit for over 65 boards, including a reference guide, a JOH&SC-ready presentation, and policy templates.

Proprietary frameworks, GRO™ and PRISM™: Built to move past generic compliance tools, addressing psychosocial and violence risk with results that are specific, focused, and practical rather than one-size-fits-all.

Provincial government / education: Standardized a violence-prevention program, covering policy, risk assessment, incident reporting, investigations, and training.

Healthcare (long-term care): Designed and delivered a province-wide series of virtual psychosocial hazard webinars for long-term care homes across Nova Scotia, along with policy assessment tools and communication templates.

Post-secondary: Delivered psychosocial safety sessions for a university's leadership development series and HR team, addressing psychological injury prevention.

Shannex: Reduced WCB demerit costs from 1% to 0.25% of accessible payroll. Built a comprehensive Health, Wellness and Safety program spanning compliance, injury prevention, claims management, and wellness.

Accreditation Canada: Developed a Safety Profile Score metric system recognized as a leading practice.

WCB Nova Scotia: Co-developed the PACE program for long-term care and home care; implemented and scaled it at Shannex.

How robust is your current program, really? Let’s find out.