
We offer the following services
Evaluations to determine whether or not there was a breach in the standard of care, that is, compliance with industry safety standards as well as federal and state regulations, building codes and best practices;
Advice regarding discovery requests;
Proposed questions for interrogatories and depositions of witnesses;
Expertly researched and written reports;
Testimony at deposition and trial.
General Areas of Expertise Include
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- The Standard of Care for worker injury prevention
- Accident Investigation and Analysis
- OSHA Standards, Policy and Procedures
- OSHA’s Multi-Employer Citation Policy
- Safety Management on Construction Projects – responsibilities of employers, construction project owner, construction manager, general contractor, contractor, subcontractor
- Safety management in non-construction work environments – role of property owner, employer, host employer and contractor in worker injury prevention
- Principles and practices of hazard identification, evaluation and control
- Industry standards and best practices
- Principles and practices of hazard control – hierarchy of controls
- Health and safety programs, policies and procedures
- Safety of temporary employees, contractors and subcontractors
- Safety of non-employees on an owner’s premises
- The prevention of injury to the public relative to construction projects
- Reasonable steps for hiring a safe contractor
Technical Areas of Expertise Include
- Fall Protection in Construction and Industrial Environments
- Falls through Roofs, Floors, Holes & Skylights
- Falls from Vehicles
- Falls from Ladders
- Falls from Equipment
- Falls from stairs and ramps
- Slips, trips and falls (same level falls)
- Scaffold Falls
- Falls of Roofers, Framers and other Trades
- Safety Training and Recordkeeping Requirements
- Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (Aerial Lift/Manlift/High Reach/Cherry Picker, etc.)
- Trenching & Excavation
- Forklifts, Lulls, Order Pickers and other Powered Industrial Trucks
- Working safely around power lines/electrical hazards
- Compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard
- Safety for hazardous waste investigations and clean-ups
- Machine guarding
- Lockout/Tagout & Control of Hazardous Energy
- The Role and Responsibilities of the Competent Person on Construction Sites
Contact us today to discuss your needs! There is no charge for our initial consultation.