​Documented Inspections

We are your team of elite safety technicians with a high level of attention to details and a full understanding of site safety and health concerns.
Working in industrial, manufacturing, commercial and food grade facilities at complete project levels, we are capable of meeting any applicable safe working and code requirements in the designated field of focus. 

Onsite Equipment/Asset Inspections -
Annual - Periodic
Biannual
Quarterly

OSHA, WAC, OAR, ASME and EM385-1-1 code compliance services
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Types of equipment inspections
Fixed & Portable Ladders
Fall Protection Equipment/ Anchors
Rigging and Lifting Attachments
Overhead Hoists, Overhead cranes, Jibs
Service truck cranes

WAC, OSHA, ANSI & ASME Standards

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Documented Periodic Inspections by a Qualified person of positioning, arrest, restraint and rescue systems.
​​Fall protection and fall rescue equipment shall be inspected on a regular basis not to exceed one year (or more frequently if required by the manufacturer’s instructions) by a competent person or a competent rescuer, as appropriate, to verify that the equipment is safe for use. The inspection shall be documented and shall include (but is not limited to):

• Absence or illegibility of markings or tags
• Absence of any elements affecting the equipment form, fit or function
• Evidence of defects in or damage to hardware elements including cracks, sharp edges, deformation, corrosion, chemical attack, excessive heating, alteration, or excessive wear
• Evidence of defects in, or damage to, straps or ropes (fraying, unsplicing, enlaying, kinking, knotting, roping, broken or pulled stitches, soiling, abrasion, alteration, needed or excessive lubrication, excessive aging, or excessive wear)
• Alteration, absence of parts, or evidence of defects in, damage to, or improper function of, mechanical devices and connectors
• Any other condition that calls to question the suitability of the equipment for its intended purpose

Fall protection and fall rescue equipment shall be taken out of service when any inspection reveals that it may no longer serve the required function due to damage or wear, because the required inspection interval has been exceeded, because it does not meet the criteria of this standard, or because it has been used to arrest a fall.

​Construction Site Auditing Services

• Site Review for OSHA/WAC/EM385 Compliance
• On-site Job Hazard Analysis Development
• On-site Job Task Assessment Reporting
• Daily Reporting and Documented Inspections