Health and Safety

We build safety programs that crews follow, and we investigate when something goes wrong.

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A safety professional measuring air quality and noise on a manufacturing floor

Site-specific programs

Safety and industrial hygiene built around your site.

Every plant has its own processes, materials, and people, so a generic program rarely fits. We start with site inspections and risk assessments, then write safety and industrial hygiene programs that match how your facility runs and meet OSHA requirements.

We also train your crews and supervisors, and we can work alongside your staff on site for as long as you need us.

What we do

Four kinds of safety work.

Assessments and audits


Chemical exposure and noise level assessments


Combustible dust hazard characterization and dust hazard analysis


General compliance and management system audits


Ergonomic and transportation safety assessments


NFPA 70E electrical safe work assessments


Due diligence before an acquisition

Process safety


Process hazard analysis


Layers of protection analysis


Process Safety Management compliance audits


Standard operating procedure reviews


Site security assessments


Food Safety Modernization Act compliance assessments

Consulting and programs


General health and safety consulting


Site-specific safety and industrial hygiene programs


Standard operating procedure development


On-site safety assistance and project management


Incident and near miss investigation with root cause findings

Training and contractors


On-site training for new hires and employees


Contractor management support


Support for construction and expansion projects


Staffing and consulting partnerships for peak workloads

Where it applies

Hazards we measure and control.

Industrial hygiene covers what workers breathe, hear and touch. We plan the sampling, read the results and recommend controls you can put in place.


Chemical exposure


Combustible dust


Noise


Ergonomics


Electrical safety


Process hazards

How an engagement goes

Three steps.

1

Observe

We watch the work being done and talk to the people doing it. Gaps show up quickly that way.

2

Write

Procedures are short, use your equipment names, and include photos where they help.

3

Train

We run sessions on site, on your schedule, and check back after a month to see what stuck.

What Clients Say

“Easy to combine all of their services into one, because they will help support your program goals from the very start”

Natashia Freeman

Bayer

Had an incident or a close call?

We can help you find the cause and close it out properly.

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