Industrial Safety Integration provides many safety services that can improve your safety management system and reduce injuries in your workplace. We look at risk from a very basic perspective and then help you and your employees understand the applicable regulations, standards, and codes of practice. By taking a balanced risk based approach to safety we can bridge the gap between engineering controls and behavioral based safety.

Our safety services include:

• Due diligence training for management, supervisors, and employees;
• Risk management training;
• Risk assessment facilitation;
• Machine safety evaluations;
• Safeguarding proposals;
• Safety control system evaluations;
• Lockout / Tagout evaluation and training;
• Electrical safety training and evaluations (NFPA 70E);
• CE declarations for machinery;
• Early equipment management;
• Development of equipment purchasing specifications;
• Facilitation of risk reduction prioritization.

Industrial Safety Integration is prepared to assist your team in performing risk assessments on equipment in your industrial establishment. Combinations of individual pieces of equipment can provide an even more difficult challenge when trying to determine the level of regulatory compliance. In many cases the only method of determining the likelihood of an injury occurrence is to perform a formal risk assessment based on a recognized risk reduction hierarchy. Click here to open the CIRSMA™ information package.

Because there is such a wide variety of industrial equipment available for production facilities it is often not possible to find a machine specific standard or regulation that can be applied to a wide variety of situations. By taking a balanced risk based approach to safety we can bridge the gap between engineering controls and behavioral based safety.

Our steadfast commitment to reducing injuries in industrial facilities will help your company to maintain employee safety as a priority.

 

Below are some of the services we offer to our customers to help them meet their industrial safety obligations.

• Risk Assessments
• Safety Guarding Proposals
• Regulations
• Training and Employee Development
• Access to a Variety of Safety Consultants
• Pre-start Reports
• Remediation
• Speaking Engagements and Involvement with Safety Committees