Services
What we do
Accident Prevention Plans
APPs in EM 385-1-1 (2024) format for Army Corps of Engineers, NAVFAC and other federal jobs, ready for the contracting officer's review.
Site-specific safety plans
Written programs for state and local public projects, built around the site, the scope and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.
Activity hazard analyses
AHAs for each definable feature of work, written so crews can use them in the field.
Fire prevention and emergency action plans
Plans for hot work, wildland-urban interface sites and emergency response on the job.
SSHO support and owner's safety representative
Site safety and health officer support for primes, and independent safety oversight for owners.
Audits and incident investigation
Field audits with corrective actions, incident investigation and root cause analysis. Safety and occupational health program support and compliance inspections for agency facilities.
You receive
- A reviewed, ready-to-submit safety plan
- AHAs for each phase of work
- Audit findings with corrective actions and follow-up
- Investigation reports with root causes and fixes
Who buys it
- Prime and general contractors bidding or building federal and public work
- Federal, state and local owners who want an independent safety voice
- Agencies that need safety and occupational health program support
How to buy
- Contractors: subcontract or teaming agreement; we can be named in your proposal
- Owners: RFQ, RFP or task order; NAICS 541690 and 541990
- Small business
Common questions
Before you call
Can you write an Accident Prevention Plan before we submit our bid?
Yes. Send the solicitation and the schedule. We tell you within one business day whether we can meet your date, and we write the plan to the EM 385-1-1 (2024) outline the contracting officer will check it against.
Do you provide site safety and health officers (SSHOs)?
We support SSHO roles with safety program oversight, training and audits. Tell us about your job and we will tell you plainly what we can cover. Every SSHO must meet EM 385-1-1 Level 1 or Level 2 requirements and be accepted on ENG Form 6282.
Do you work for owners or contractors?
Both, but never on the same project. For owners we act as the independent safety representative. For contractors we write the plans and support the people who run safety on site. We check for conflicts of interest before we take any job.