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BearSafety Assessments & Inspections |
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Do you cringe when you here the words “government agency is coming to inspect your company for environmental and safety violations”. Let BearSafety help you out with one of there Assessments and Inspections. BearSafety will come in and perform an Assessment and Inspections to ensure that your company is in compliance with federal, state and local environmental and safety regulations. Here are the different types of Assessments and Inspections that BearSafety offers. Pick one that bests suits your company needs.
General Assessment & Inspection: This Assessment and Inspection is for the companies that have little or no environmental or heath and safety experience. BearSafety will come in and focus on the basic environmental health and safety needs of the company, plans, documents and reports. Final product: An easy to read format action report will outline with explanations, the requirements needed to get your company in compliance. Intended for: Small to medium size companies. In-depth Assessment & Inspection: This Assessment and Inspection is designed to help companies assess there Environmental Heath and Safety programs that are in place. BearSafety will come in and inspect the companies records, practices, standard operating procedures, permits and employee training. Final product: An easy to read action report, checklist and guide to corrective action with explanations. Intended for: medium to large companies. Site Assessments Phase I Site Assessment: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is an investigation that determines if a property is has been contaminated with hazardous substances. Phase I assessments are required for almost all property transactions. Phase I reviews historical records, soil and water sampling if necessary, and photos showing evidence of hazardous substances. Phase II Site Assessment: Phase II Environmental Site Assessment is the next step from a phase I were you come up with an plan to deal with the hazardous substances that were found. Using engineering ways to deal with the various hazards. . |
