From the Fire Line to Your Front Line

Most safety consultants learned the rules from a binder. Brandon Babcock learns them on emergency calls he still runs today — and holds the credentials to back every word of advice.

The Story

Brandon Babcock has spent over nine years as a firefighter and paramedic — and he still serves in that role today. He responds to the calls that happen when training fails, when shortcuts become habit, and when “we've always done it that way” finally catches up. He has seen more workplace injuries and fatalities firsthand than most safety professionals will in an entire career.

That experience pushed him to earn the field's most respected credentials — the CSP, CHMM, CSHM, RIMS-CRMP, and dual Certified Safety & Health Official designations — so the advice he gives is backed by both the textbook and the truck. The combination is rare: deep certification and a first responder's understanding of what actually goes wrong.

Today, CDRisk does most of its work performing loss-control and risk audits for national insurance carriers and TPAs, and delivering competent-person training — trench & excavation and confined space — to construction and industrial teams nationwide. The premise is simple: compliance is the floor, not the ceiling. Meeting OSHA minimums keeps you out of trouble. Fixing the real hazards keeps your people alive.

Headquartered in Northern Utah, CDRisk travels nationwide for audits and training. We're also rolling out an ongoing monthly safety program for property management and retail clients who want a safety partner year-round — the same person, the same site, building trust with your crews.

CDRisk is a growing business, built deliberately by someone who still works the calls. That's on purpose: staying active in the field keeps the advice honest and current. As the work grows, so does the team — but the standard won't change. No fine print, no over-promising: if we can help, we'll tell you. If someone else is a better fit, we'll tell you that too.

Safety & Risk Credentials

The certifications behind the advice — earned, current, and verifiable.

CSP

Certified Safety Professional

Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP)

SMP

Safety Management Professional

Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP)

CHMM

Certified Hazardous Materials Manager

Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM)

CSHM

Certified Safety & Health Manager

Institute for Safety & Health Management (ISHM)

RIMS-CRMP

Certified Risk Management Professional

RIMS — The Risk Management Society

CDGT

Certified Dangerous Goods Trainer

Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM)

CIT

Certified Instructional Trainer

Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP)

Dual CSHO

Certified Safety & Health Official

TEEX & UT Arlington (OSHA Training Institute Education Centers)

Field & Emergency Experience

The part you can't get from a certificate — years of responding when prevention failed.

Firefighter & Fire Inspector

9+ years of active fire service, including fire inspection credentials

Licensed Paramedic

Years of emergency medical response to real workplace incidents

OSHA Outreach Trainer

Authorized to deliver OSHA outreach training

CPR / First Aid / Advanced Life Support Instructor

AHA & Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED · AHA PALS & ACLS Instructor

Bilingual English/Spanish support available.

Who We Work With

CDRisk is trusted to perform loss-control surveys for national insurance carriers and third-party administrators, and has delivered audits and training for ENR-ranked contractors, Fortune 500 retailers, and global logistics operations.

Service Area

Headquartered in Northern Utah, Traveling Nationwide

CDRisk is based in the Salt Lake City area and routinely travels across the United States for insurance audits and competent-person training. Our monthly safety program is launching first in our home region and expanding from there.

Wherever you're located, we're happy to give you a straight answer and an honest quote.

299 S. Main St., Suite 1300, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

See How We Can Help

Reach out for an honest evaluation of where your program stands. No sales pressure — just a straight answer from someone who's seen what happens when safety is an afterthought.