Meet OSHA Requirements with Certified Industrial Hygienists

Industrial Hygiene will Improve Employee Safety & Reduce Accidents

Incident-free operations are good for business. But it’s more than that. Companies are responsible for ensuring that every employee goes home at the end of each shift. They need to protect their communities and the environment too.

Staying compliant with OSHA, the EPA, and other regulators is just a starting point for industrial hygiene, but it’s still a lot to manage. 

Our Certified Industrial Hygienists Can Help You:

• Achieve & exceed OSHA & EPA regulatory requirements
  
  
• Enhance air quality to lessen or eliminate long-term risks of exposure
  
  
• Proactively identify and remove hazardous materials or toxins
  
  
• Improve overall health and wellbeing of workers
  
  
• Reduce turnover rate and healthcare expenses

SITEX has deep industry experience ensuring environmental and safety compliance, reducing risk, and protecting workers with certified experts, proven solutions, training, and equipment for any industry. It’s our job to stay up-to-date with changing regulations and find the solutions that our clients need to:

• implement changes to their process 
• train their workforce
• monitor compliance
• track performance

Industrial Hygiene Monitoring Services:

Whether you need to develop a new program or audit an existing one, we are ready to step in and provide the experience, efficiency, and flexibility you need. We offer the full scope of safety program services, including hazard assessment, training, personnel monitoring, program oversight, and data management.

Our industrial hygiene service offerings range from one-time audits and ongoing monitoring  and include: 

• Baseline Exposure Monitoring
• Chemical Exposure Risk & Laboratory Services
• Radiation Exposure
• Bio-waste Guidelines
• Ventilation Survey & Air Samples
• Sound Level Monitoring & Noise Dosimetry
• Asbestos Inspections, Monitoring, and Management
• Work Surface Analysis

What Can A Certified Industrial Hygienist Do For Your Workplace? 

Creating a safe workplace is a challenge. It takes training and planning to achieve an incident-free operation. But what if the environment in your facility presents a hazard?

Any location can pose risks to worker safety from environmental hazards. It doesn’t matter if you work in a refinery or a sterile facility like a hospital or laboratory. That’s why employers must invest in industrial hygiene plans that include testing and monitoring. It’s the best way to identify hazards proactively and find solutions to eliminate, isolate, or control the risk.

Trusting someone else with your company’s regulatory compliance, workforce safety, and environmental accountability isn’t a decision you should take lightly. 

Before you place your trust in a partner, you should ask yourself whether they have: 

1. The knowledge to get the job done
   
   
2. The experience to understand your needs
   
   
3. The flexibility to adapt their expertise to your unique challenges