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Worker Safety/OSHA Services

A safety program can reduce or eliminate exposures that lead to injury, disease or death in the workplace.

U.S. Compliance can help you avoid or eliminate these situations and reduce workers’ compensation and legal liabilities. We assist organizations like yours in developing, implementing and maintaining the health and safety of your employees.

Our Safety Services Include:

Routine Plant Inspections
Assistance with Agency Audits
Safety Committee/ER Team Meetings
Training & Site Specific Written Programs on the following topics:

OSHA 300 Log Training and Review

  • Periodically verify that your log is
    properly maintained
  • Train on-site personnel on the proper completion of the log

Hazard Communication Program
29 CFR 1910.1200

  • Develop, implement and maintain a complete hazard communication program that includes a hazardous container labeling system
  • Provide Hazard Communication training for employees
  • Deliver annual refresher training
  • MSDS management and reviews

Respiratory Protection and Fit Testing
29 CFR 1910.134

  • Determine testing needs and assist with industrial hygiene surveys
  • Develop a written Respiratory Protection Program
  • Assist with initial and annual trainings
  • Assist with Fit-Testing of respirators as needed
  • Help with the OSHA Respirator Medical Evaluation Questionnaire

Personal Protective Equipment
29 CFR 1910.132-.138

  • Assist with appropriate JHA development.
  • Develop, implement and maintain a PPE Program
  • Perform periodic plant-wide training
  • Help select equipment per the conditions identified in JHAs
  • Identify an employee who will be responsible for fit-testing and demonstrating the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment

Powered Industrial Truck Operation
29 CFR 1910.178

  • Help develop a written Powered Industrial Truck program
  • Provide formal classroom training
  • Help develop tools for practical training of operators and evaluation of operator performance on the job
  • Assist in the set-up of a formal inspection program

Hearing Conservation
29 CFS 1910.95

  • Initial audit to determine if the HC standard applies
  • Create and implement a written Hearing Conservation program
  • Develop a point-in-time noise map of your facility
  • Train employees on required elements of the program
  • Assist with the review audiogram results
  • Help with the proper selection of hearing protection

Bloodborne Pathogens
29 CFR 11910.1030

  • Develop an Exposure Control Plan
  • Assist in obtaining proper BBP kits and equipment
  • Train all employees who may be affected
  • Assist in tracking and completing Hepatitis B Vaccinations

Ergonomics

  • Provide periodic training on ergonomics and back injury prevention
  • Assistance and guidance in the identification of operational tasks that involve high risk factors for ergonomic disorders.
  • Help with the completion of Job Safety Analyses

Lockout/Tagout
29 CFR 1910.147

  • Provide a written Lockout/Tagout program to meet your needs
  • Help with the selection of Lockout/Tagout equipment and materials
  • Assist in the training of affected and authorized personnel
  • Conduct an annual formal audit of the program and procedures
  • Set up a system for periodic inspections

Confined Space
29 CFR 1910.146

  • Provide an initial site review
  • Complete a Confined Space Entry (CSE) program
  • Perform periodic CSE awareness training for all employees
  • Select air quality monitoring, ventilation and emergency equipment
  • Assist in evaluating options for emergency procedures

Accident Prevention

  • Complete a site specific program
  • Establish annual goals and objectives
  • Audit the program to determine overall effectiveness
  • Meet with your ERT/Safety Committee to discuss your program, emergency response, safety topics, etc.
  • Assist with the implementation of a walk-through inspection process

Evacuation Plan
29 CFR 1910.38

  • Develop a Emergency Response and Contingency Plan as required
  • Distribute copies of the completed plan to appropriate agencies
  • Help set up and manage an on-site Emergency Response Team (ERT)
  • Provide employee awareness training
  • Facilitate periodic on-site fire drills
  • Assist in the required annual review of the plan

Fire Extinguisher
29 CFR 1910.157

  • Assist with annual classroom fire extinguisher training

Environmental Services

 

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