The Robot Safety Experts™
We help organizations safely integrate robots into their operations. Risk assessments. Compliance. Training. Procedures. Ongoing support. Everything built around your facility, your workforce, and your robots.
ISO 10218:2025 changed the compliance rules in February 2025. OSHA enforces every robot incident under the General Duty Clause — with no robot-specific standard to guide employers. Your workers are in the robot’s operating zone every day. BotSpan fixes that. Real robot. Live scenarios. Built around your facility. Workers leave RoboReady™.
From initial risk assessment to ongoing monthly compliance monitoring, BotSpan covers the full lifecycle of safe robot deployment. We don't just identify the problem — we document it, fix it, and train your team.
All services delivered by credentialed BotSpan team members — not subcontracted to a generalist firm.
Built on real-world robot safety experience.
The BotSpan team led robot and automation safety programs at Amazon and Disney before most organizations even considered robots a workplace hazard. We bring that operational experience directly to your facility. Every engagement is customized to your specific robots, your floor plan, and your workforce. Not a generic template from a firm that added robotics to a menu.
30-minute call. No pitch deck. Just honest answers from a CSP.
Robots currently deployed in US facilities under safety assumptions that became obsolete when ISO 10218-1:2025 published in February 2025.
SOURCE: IFR WORLD ROBOTICS 2025Severe robot injuries reported to OSHA in 7 years (2015–2022) — hospitalizations only. Near-misses are never tracked. 78% of robot fatalities occur while the robot is operating normally.
SOURCE: NC STATE / OSHA SIR 2024 · NIOSH / AJIM 2023OSHA has no robot-specific standard. Every incident is investigated under the General Duty Clause §5(a)(1). OSHA inspectors use ISO 10218 to define “recognized hazard.” Not following ISO is your citation.
SOURCE: OSHA.GOVAnnual cost of workplace injuries to US employers. Post-incident coverage disputes increasingly turn on whether you followed ISO 10218 consensus standards. Non-compliance weakens your defense and drives premiums higher.
SOURCE: NSC / BLS 2019“We’ve sat through the standard safety training too. That’s why we built something different. Real robot. Live scenarios. Built around your facility and culture. Workers leave RoboReady™.”
Not a slide deck. Not a signature sheet.
Real training.
“The REACT Method™ puts a real robot in the room, runs workers through live scenarios specific to your facility, and sends supervisors home with a 90-day reinforcement program. Workers leave RoboReady™ — not just signed off.”
Every program is delivered on-site, built around your facility, your robots, and your workforce. Not a generic curriculum.
ISO 10218-1:2025 published. Every existing cobot deployment became potentially non-compliant overnight.
393,700 robots are deployed in US facilities under safety assumptions that became obsolete when ISO 10218-1:2025 published in February 2025 — and most organizations don't know it. BotSpan is the only independent expert helping organizations assess, document, and certify compliance before OSHA shows up.
Every organization deploying industrial robots, cobots, or humanoid robots in North America faces new compliance obligations under ISO 10218:2025. Most haven't acted yet.
Two Certified Safety Professionals with a combined 38 years of experience across Amazon, Disney, mining, oil and gas, construction, and large-scale logistics. We bring credentialed expertise from the most complex and hazardous industrial environments in the world.
If you have robots in your facility — or you’re deploying them — you need to understand your ISO 10218:2025 exposure before your next OSHA inspection. No pitch. No pressure. Just honest answers from our certified safety team.
ISO 10218:2025 is live. Does your robot deployment comply?
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