OSHA trench layback?

OSHA safety harness use?

OSHA fire protection plan?

General construction safety procedures?
Training in occupation health and safety?

Everyone has safety questions, so don't feel discouraged. it's what you do with those questions that matters. The key is dealing with them before they deal with you. Whatever questions you are facing, Hanson Safety Services aims to meet your safety needs!

Hanson Safety Services offers three types of effective services to choose from:

1. Training Services
2. Jobsite Safety Surveys
3. Safety Management

1. Training Services

• OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Workshop
• The Residential Construction 10-Hour Safety Workshop
• OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Workshop
• Excavation & Trenching Competent Person Training
• Scaffolding Competent Person Training
• Fall Protection Competent Person Training
• The Road and Bridge Builder
• 10-Hour Construction Safety Workshop
• Preplanning for Safety
• Safety, Leadership, and Jobsite Management
• First Aid/CPR/AED Certification
• Accountability and Safety
• Workers’ Compensation
• Basics...Relationship to Safety and OSHA
• The OSHA Inspection Process
• OSHA Update and Construction Rulemaking
• Other OSHA Standards and Regulatory Training
• Work Zone Safety
• ATSSA Flagger Safety Course (Mandatory 4 Hr.)
• Material Handling
• Aerial Work Platform Training and Certification
  (Rough Terrain, Warehouse Platform, Scissors, Lifts, JLG, Genie, LCB and others)

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2. Jobsite Safety Surveys

• Conduct jobsite surveys with site supervisors to identify potential hazards and implement plans for immediate corrective action.
• Document findings via e-mail, letter, digital photos, and drawings that demonstrate a proactive approach to on-site safety performance and accountability.
• Conduct construction safety toolbox talk or tailgate meetings on-site; document all training and raise safety awareness levels among the workforce.

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3. Safety Management

• Serve as corporate safety manager assisting in development and implementation of a comprehensive safety, training, and claims management program for general contractors, subcontractors, specialty contractors, governmental entities, and others.
• Develop written safety programs and policies that are contractor specific and which accurately define the scope of construction activities.
• Assist executive management in identifying negative safety, claims, training, fleet management, and insurance trends in an effort to improve safety performance, control cost, and bottom line: improve profitability.
• Engage and facilitate executive and project managers, superintendents, and lead foreman in training initiatives and professional development to increase and broaden project awareness as it relates to insurance, safety, training, risk, and loss exposure.

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