SAFETY CONSULTANT INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SERVICES
NOISE LEVEL SURVEY
Sound level metering
Noise Dose metering
NOISE LEVEL MAPPING
PERSONAL AND AREA DOSIMETRY
AIR SAMPLING
Personal exposures
Lead, VOC, mercury, welding fumes, dust, silica, metals
Safety Training
PIT training - Forklift, MEWP
Personal Protective Equipment
Fall Protection
Hazardous Communications
Hearing Conservation
8 hr. HAZWOPPER recertification
Chemicals (specific to the workplace)
Job Hazards Analysis
Fire Extinguisher & Evacuation Plan
Lock out tag out
Slips, Trips & Falls
Hazards Recognition
Safety Committees
OSHA 300 log Injury Reporting
PLAN YOUR SAFETY PROGRAM!
HAVE A SITE INSPECTION BY SCI SAFETY
GET A GAP ANALYSIS
PLAN FOR COMPLIANCE WITH NEW WRITTEN WORKPLACE SAFETY PROGRAMS
DETERMINE YOUR EMPLOYEE'S EXPOSURE LEVELS WITH PERSONAL AIR SAMPLING: SILICA, LEAD, MERCURY, VOCs, NOISE + MORE
NOISE DOSIMETRY, MAPPING
ERGONOMIC ASSESSMENTS
EMPLOYEE SAFETY TRAININGS
Forklift Safety Operator
Scissor Lift Operator
Hazardous Communications
Hazardous Waste Handling
BLOGS
Construction site inspections include an APP based report with findings, recommended action to be taken, potential corrective actions assigned to specific responsible parties, photo evidence and identification of sub-contractor out of compliance.
Existing clients request weekly inspections to capture safety gaps and improve safety on the worksite. As well as obtain properly documented evidence of routine safety inspections.
General industry audit provides a full inspection to address gaps in the sites current state from physical safety issues to site evaluation of written safety program and site safety training for employees. Many OSHA violations reported involve not having written programs, employees that have either no safety training or a lack of proving safety training occurred. Contact SCi Safety Reno Safety Consultant to review your safety program and start improving the safety of your employees.
All business are required to have a number of emergency action plans, contingency plans that outlines the company response to: Fires, earthquakes, lone shooter, floods, evacuation methods, how to report emergencies, etc. Here is a link to OSHA that can guide you: https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/evacuation/eap.html
An employee in the work place voice her concern about the smell of paint fumes. Her work station was in the shipping dock. That work...
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