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
  • Expertly researched and written reports
  • Testimony at deposition and trial

General Areas of Expertise Include

  • The standard of care for worker injury prevention
  • Accident investigation and analysis
  • OSHA standards and OSHA policy
  • OSHA’s Multi-Employer Citation Policy
  • Safety management – 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
  • Methods to conduct workplace safety inspections
  • 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
  • Standard of care relative to reasonable steps to hire a safe contractor
  • Safe work practices
  • Compliance with OSHA and state OSHA regulations

Technical Areas of Expertise Include

  • The principles and practices of fall hazard identification, evaluation and control
  • Falls from elevation
  • Falls through roofs, floors & skylights
  • Falls from vehicles
  • Ladders and stairs safety
  • Slips, trips and falls (same level falls)
  • Scaffold safety
  • Aerial lift safety (mobile elevated work platforms)
  • Trench and excavation safety
  • Forklift truck safety/powered industrial trucks
  • Working safely around power lines/electrical hazards
  • Requirements for OSHA safety training and recordkeeping requirements
  • Compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard
  • Safety for hazardous waste investigations and clean-ups
  • Machine guarding
  • Lockout/tagout