Voluntary Protection Program
What is VPP?
The Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) are designed to recognize and promote effective safety and health program management. In the VPP, management, labor and WISHA establish cooperative relationships at workplaces that have implemented strong programs.
VPP information
Get Help Downloading Files (files open in a new window).- Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) and You!
- VPP Benefits.
- VPP Highlights.
- Elements for Becoming a VPP Site.
- VPP Self-Evaluation Checklist (
PDF
version (215 KB), 
Word
version (588 KB))
VPP Application
VPP Sites
- CH2MHill Cedar Treatment Facility, first construction company, VPP STAR.
- Columbia
Vista Corporation - Vancouver achieves top recognition (224 KB PDF).
- General Electric Contractual Services, River Road Generating Plant, Vancouver, achieves top recognition (169 KB PDF).
- Georgia-Pacific Bellingham Tissue Operation achieves top recognition.
- G-P Gypsum Tacoma Plant achieves top recognition.
- iLevel by Weyerhaeuser achieves top recognition
- Intermech
Inc. construction fabrication site in Richland achieves top recognition (357 KB PDF).
- Parsons
Research & Development Complex (PR&DC) (139 KB PDF).
- Quadrant
Homes receives STAR at all ten residential development sites (186
KB PDF).
- Rohm & Haas, a two-term VPP STAR.
- Schweitzer
Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Pullman achieves top recognition (114 KB PDF).
- Solvay
Chemicals receives STAR Recertification (70
KB PDF).
- Tenaska Ferndale Cogeneration Station achieves top recognition.
- Tri-County Truss Plant in Burlington Receives State Safety Recognition
- Utility Vault Auburn achieves top recognition.
- Welco Lumber Company Skookum Division Shelton site achieves VPP STAR.
- Welco Lumber Company Marysville site achieves top recognition for occupational safety & health.
- Weyerhauser
Longview Recognized for Worker Safety and Health Efforts (310 KB PDF).
- Weyerhaeuser Longview Recognized for Worker Safety and Health Efforts.
- Wheelabrator Spokane achieves top recognition.
