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SERVICE LIST
Our business is divided in several “divisions” each of which offers a particular service that our clients can “purchase” as the need arises.
What can we do for you?
SERVICE LIST
Our business is divided in several “divisions” each of which offers a particular service that our clients can “purchase” as the need arises.
New! Indoor Heat Illness Standard §3396
Cal OSHA adopted a new indoor heat illness standard in July with immediate effect. (See Details)
Written Programs
- I&IPP
- Heat Illness
- Hazardous Materials Communication
- Alcohol & Drug Testing
- Annual I&IPP Updates
- Annual HMC Updates
- CUPA Chapter 6.95 (CA clients only)
- Emergency Preparedness
- Respiratory Protection Programs
- Pesticide Training Program
Safety Audits
- I&IPP and Hazardous Materials Plans
- On Site Safety Inspections
- DOT Pre-Inspection Audits
- DOT Quarterly Audit Reviews & Updates
Safety Services
- Monthly Tailgate Meeting. (See Details)
- Consulting Hourly Rate
- Forklift Safety Certification
- Representation with local, State and Federal Regulatory Agencies
- Pesticide Handler / Field Worker Training
- Respirator Training and Fit Testing
Alcohol & Drug Testing Services
- DOT Regulated Drug Testing
- Non-DOT Drug Testing
- Alcohol Testing
- DOT MIS Reports
- Supervisor Reasonable Suspicion Determination Training
- Designated Employee Representative (DER) Training
For D.O.T. (Department of Transportation) or CHP (Highway Patrol) regulated employers.
General Safety Topics Detailed
- Injury & Illness Prevention Program Indoctrination
- Yearly Bloodborne Pathogens in the Workplace
- Yearly Fire Safety & Fire Extinguisher Use
- Yearly Emergency Preparedness Procedures
- Indoor/Outdoor Heat Illness Employee Training
- Hazardous Waste and Spill Management
- Hazardous Communications – “Your Right to Know”
- Agriculture Safety
- Lifting and Back Safety
- General Office Safety
- Slips, Trips and Falls
- Basics in Lock-Out/Tag-Out
- Tractor Safety
- Heavy Equipment: Back Hoes, Trenchers, Tractors, etc.
- Basic Pesticide Safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Trucks & Other Vehicles – Defensive Driving
- Lawnmowers, Trimmers and Other Hand Held Tools
- Janitorial & Maintenance Safety
- Other Topics & Training as needed
Indoor Heat Illness Training must cover the following elements:
- Scope: Any indoor area that is covered by 4 walls and a roof regardless of doors open during
work hours. - Clean Drinking Water is available to all employees and as close as possible to work areas
and cool-down zones. - Recognizing symptoms of Heat Illness and Heat Stroke
- For indoor workplaces, provide access to at least one cool-down area which must be kept
at a temperature below 82°F and shielded from other high-radiant heat sources. - Encourage workers to take preventative cool-down rest periods.
- Allow workers who ask for a cool-down rest period to take one.
- Monitor workers taking such rest periods for symptoms of heat-related illness.
- Assessment and Control Measures.
- High Heat Safety Procedures and emergency response procedures including how to contact
emergency medical services. - Supervisors checking weather reports and heat advisories.
- Acclimatization: Closely observe new workers and newly assigned workers working in hot
areas during a 14-day acclimatization period, as well as all workers working during a heat
wave. - Training must be completed with both employees and supervisors.
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