For Manufacturing:
​Designing out hazards at the beginning of a new process, building, or renovation

• Meeting with designers, engineers, suppliers, Continuous Improvement, and operators to advise on how to prevent or minimize exposures to hazard
• Obtaining input from end users and helping improve the processes as part of quality assurance
• Assessing where any injuries or illnesses occur and improving the processes to eliminate the risks

Inspecting, observing current operations and facilities for compliance, hazards, and areas where controls could be improved or added
Monitoring air quality for toxic materials to determine compliance
Monitoring for noise levels, determining the worst sources, and trying to engineer out the noise sources.
Evaluating work for ergonomic risk factors including posture, repetitive motions, force, temperature, etc.
Life safety survey
Emergency plans
Setting up a worker health and safety committee
Ensuring written programs are in place where needed.
Training as needed
​Injury and illness reporting process

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