INSURANCE SURVEYS

We have contracts with several vendors as well as insurance companies to conduct loss control surveys for their insureds from a property/casualty standpoint that includes workers’ compensation.  Please contact us at 865.300.9876 or email info@osandh.com for additional information or to request a proposal.

I2P2 (INJURY & ILLNESS

PREVENTION PROGRAM)

OSHA has set out to mandate that guidelines for workplace injury and illness programs be implemented with an increased focus for inspections and fines in the very near future, with some states having already adopted.  The program includes management leadership, worker participation, hazard identification, hazard prevention and control, education and training, and program evaluation and improvement.  Sound familiar?  Let us help you assure that all aspects of a formal written safety program are in place and its procedures fully implemented.

SAFETY OVERSIGHT | STAFF AUGMENTATION

Occupational Safety & Health Inc. provides safety oversight for staff augmentation, whether on a project basis or long-term contracts for the commercial industry, as well as governmental.  Our staff of highly trained and well-educated professionals relieve the burden of overhead costs associated with human resources.

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE

Stressors affecting the well-being of workers can be evaluated for physical, chemical, biological or environmental hazards that may cause illness or disease.  Our staff of Certified Industrial Hygienists can provide consultation as to the affects of the hazards and determine the exposure with qualitative testing.  The results are then used to provide control measures in minimizing the exposure for employee protection through engineering and/or administrative controls, such as personal protective equipment or ventilation.

JOBSITE | PLANT INSPECTIONS

& SAFETY AUDIT

We offer inspections and/or audits for the construction and general industries.  It is our philosophy that all too often our clients become familiar with their surroundings given their daily routine and we can provide a "third-eye" when it comes to identifying unacceptable hazards.  This can be true from an administrative standpoint and program development.  Since we are not involved in the day-to-day operations, this also transfers the burden of hazard recognition.