Policy & Program Governance
Program rules, eligibility, authorization controls, replacement practices, training, documentation, and alignment with applicable safety requirements.
IVAG gives employers an objective view of prescription safety eyewear compliance, cost, vendor performance, administration, and employee experience.
Many prescription safety eyewear programs remain unchanged for years. Orders are placed, invoices are paid, and glasses are delivered. That activity alone does not prove that the program is compliant, cost-effective, well-managed, or delivering the expected employee experience.
IVAG independently examines how the program performs across the organization, where dollars are going, how the supplier is executing, and where risk or inefficiency may be hiding.
We examine the parts of the program that affect protection, cost, service, consistency, and accountability.
Program rules, eligibility, authorization controls, replacement practices, training, documentation, and alignment with applicable safety requirements.
Pricing, turnaround times, remakes, breakage, service responsiveness, order accuracy, issue resolution, and overall supplier accountability.
Access, ordering, dispensing, communication, frame and lens utilization, site consistency, and administrative workload.
Your eyewear provider is being paid to operate or support the program. Asking that same provider to independently evaluate the program creates an inherent conflict of interest.
Even a capable, well-intentioned supplier cannot be fully independent when reviewing its own pricing, service, turnaround times, remakes, administrative practices, and overall performance.
We have no eyewear to sell, no laboratory to represent, and no financial interest in whether you keep or change your current provider.
That independence gives management a clearer, more credible basis for decisions.
A repeatable evaluation framework that converts observations, records, interviews, and program data into a defensible performance picture.
Define the program scope, facilities, stakeholders, documents, and performance questions.
Review policies, vendor agreements, price lists, billing, utilization, replacement records, and supporting documentation.
Walk the facility and speak with the people who manage, administer, supply, and use the program.
Assess performance across weighted categories and identify strengths, gaps, risk, and cost opportunities.
Deliver a management-ready report with priorities, supporting observations, and a practical improvement roadmap.
The final report separates facts from assumptions and turns findings into an organized decision document.
IVAG uses one clear per-facility fee for the comprehensive on-site program evaluation. No commission. No product sales. No vendor affiliation.
Multi-site and enterprise programs are quoted through a custom proposal based on scope.

Industrial Vision Assessment Group
IVAG was established to give employers something the traditional supply model does not provide: an objective evaluation of the program itself.
Sometimes the right recommendation is to make a change. Sometimes the right recommendation is not to change a thing. The purpose is to give management an honest, informed basis for that decision.
A complimentary 30-minute discussion can help determine whether an independent assessment is appropriate for your organization.