Some jobs need someone for one high-risk day, like a big pick or a shutdown, and others need a safety lead from mobilization to closeout. We cover either one. The minimum is one day plus travel, and longer work runs on a contract.
What the safety lead does
- Walks the work every day and sorts problems out with the foreman while the crew is still there
- Reviews JHAs and pre-task plans before the work starts
- Runs new-hire orientations and toolbox talks
- Keeps the records your owner and GC will ask for
- Backs up stop-work calls and handles the first steps after an incident
Who's on your site
A CHST leads the work. When it needs more than one person, we bring in safety professionals we've worked beside in the field, and we tell you who's coming before the first day.
Reports
Daily, weekly and monthly. The daily report covers what we saw and what got fixed. Weekly and monthly reports show the patterns, so the PM and the owner are looking at the same picture.
Other services
Safety plans and written programs
Plans written for your scope and your site. Word and PDF files your team can edit. Rush is available.
First draft three weeks after kickoff
Incident and audit response
We investigate, work the root cause with a 5-why and an analysis tree, and put it in writing. Audit coming? We walk the site before the auditor does.
Written report in two business days
Safety training and media
Training video shot on your site with your crew and your equipment. Spanish subtitles available. Quoted separately from consulting.
Final cut 45 days after the shoot
Tell us about the job.
Scope, location and when you need someone. You'll have a written quote within three business days.