
E & D helps clients comply with OSHA regulations through preparation, review and implementation of all required written Health and Safety plans such as:
· Company Health and Safety
· Hazard Communication
· Confined Space Entry
·
Electrical
Safety and Lockout / Tag out Programs
·
Hearing
Conservation Programs
·
Respiratory
Protection Programs
·
Personal
Protective Equipment Programs
·
Site-Specific
Health and Safety Plans
·
Record
Keeping Programs
·
Code of
Safe Work Practices
Each company has its own specific need for auditing services. E & D can tailor its offering to meet the individual needs of your company and will develop an auditing checklist that represents your company’s issues and concerns. E & D will evaluate and monitor your workplace(s) conditions to ensure compliance with regulations, company policies as well as to protect employee health and safety. Through compliance audits and inspections, E & D can identify potential hazards and deficiencies to reduce citations.
Injuries
and reduce workman’s compensation rates.
Inspections will be tailored to monitor some of the following as an
example:
·
Review of
management systems, procedures and records for compliance with regulations and
company policies
·
Reviewing
field performance regarding compliance with procedures and regulations
·
Noise
exposures
·
Chemical
exposures
·
General
risk assessment
·
Fire risk
assessment
·
Control
of contractors activities
·
Working
training requirements
After every audit, E & D will provide a written report describing any deficiencies discovered and the actions needed to achieve and maintain compliance.
An accident
investigation is primarily a fact-finding procedure. The facts revealed are used to prevent recurrences of similar
accidents in the future. The focus
of the accident investigation is to prevent future accidents and injuries in
order to increase the safety and health of the employees. E & D will conduct accident investigations as well as to
help your company to establish uniform requirements to ensure that accidents are
properly evaluated, controls and procedures are implemented to reduce or prevent
future occurrences, and that the proper hazard information is transmitted to all
affected workers.
Record
Keeping