We work with a variety of industrial, public, and commercial clients in markets that range from manufacturing and chemical processing, to real estate, hospitals, and schools.
Our clients produce and distribute an assortment of products and services and can vary in size from small, single location businesses, to large corporations with multiple sites.
What they all have in common is the need to resolve some sort of environmental, occupational health, or safety issue encountered during the course of their day-to-day operations.
These issues usually produce questions such as:
“We are in the process of renovating an older building. What’s the chance that our workers will encounter asbestos or some other health hazard?”
“My business is expanding and I’m considering buying some property. How can I make sure that I’m not stuck with any environmental clean-up costs down the road?”
“It seems like our plant is always taking samples from the same place because we can never find the lab results. How can we manage this data on a plant-wide basis?”
“Some of my employees are complaining that the building is making them sick. How can I find out what the problem is?”
“I have welders working inside of a storage tank. What do I need to do in order to comply with OSHA regulations?”
Consider good environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) practices to be a competitive advantage, not just a part of regulatory compliance. These clients understand that resolving EH&S issues when they’re first encountered is usually much easier and cost-effective than dealing with them after they’ve become a real problem.
