OCS provides independent hazard identification, safety inspections, corrective-action tracking and safety management support for construction projects and active industrial facilities.
Start with a baseline assessment, then choose the level of ongoing support your site needs. Every proposal is scoped to your site. Pricing is provided by proposal.
A one-time baseline evaluation that identifies observed hazards, areas of concern and opportunities for improvement.
Recurring inspections weekly, biweekly or at a frequency you set.
Recurring inspections plus the system that gets findings closed.
A dedicated OCS safety professional on your site for projects, shutdowns and turnarounds.
The difference between walking a site and managing its safety is what happens after a hazard is found.
An OCS safety professional walks the site against the agreed scope.
Each finding is recorded, photographed, categorized and prioritized.
The right site contact hears about it right away. Serious hazards are escalated on the spot.
Each finding gets a responsible party and a corrective action.
Your team or your contractor fixes the condition.
OCS confirms the correction and photographs the result.
Closed and open findings roll into your management report.
Repeat findings, categories and closure times show where to focus.
Every observation is tracked from the moment it's found to the moment it's verified closed.
Managed programs include a monthly report your leadership can read in five minutes: what was inspected, what was found, what got fixed and what keeps coming back.
Breakdowns by hazard category, facility area, contractor, project, severity, month and status.
Inspection scope is agreed per site. These are the categories we typically cover.
Housekeeping, walkways, access, lighting, site control, barricades, signage
Guardrails, handrails, floor openings, elevated work, stairs, ladders, scaffolds, fall protection
Temporary power, cords, GFCI, panels and covers, damaged equipment
Extinguishers, hot work, combustible storage, emergency access, exit routes, egress
Equipment condition, machine and tool guarding, proper use
Storage, load securement, forklift and mobile equipment, access around materials
Head, eye and face, hearing, hand, foot and fall protection, FR where required
Observed lockout/tagout and energy-control conditions
Identification, signage, permits, attendants, monitoring, retrieval and rescue
Labeling, containers, SDS availability, storage
Work-area control, JSA/JHA practices, site-rule observations
Excavation and trenching when within the assigned inspector's competence, and other site-specific hazards
Services are provided based on project requirements and assigned personnel qualifications.
OCS inspections are independent observations of conditions present at the time of inspection. They are not a formal regulatory audit of every applicable OSHA standard. Each employer keeps its legal responsibility for workplace safety and compliance; OCS supports your safety program, it doesn't replace it.
One site walk, a prioritized findings report, and a clear picture of where your site stands.
