Our assessment team has a considerable amount of time spent in manufacturing facilities, logistic centers, processing plants and on rooftops. There’s no better way for our inspection team to get a true sense of the presence of hazards. Our team will conduct a thorough site visit and make a complete assessment of precautions already in place as well as build a detailed report of omissions and avoidable hazards. The goal can be nothing less than complete OSHA compliance, and we’ll provide a map to get you there.

• Hazard Identification Report
• Risk Assessment Matrix
• Control Measures Plan
• Hazard Communications Plan

It might surprise you…organizations can drift out compliance for lots of reasons. It just happens, and more often than you think. It’s hard to see what’s going on up on your facility’s roof, and getting there is challenging as well. Out of sight is out of mind, but here’s a few of the most common reasons to revisit the status of your rooftop fall protection compliance.

• A recent modeling project
• Moving to a new facility
• An HVAC upgrade or maintenance project
• Roofing membrane repair or replacement
• It’s been 2 years or more since you’ve had your rooftop fall protection assessed

An Aerial Assessment gives you a head start. Before anyone sets foot on your roof, SRC uses aerial imagery to evaluate visible conditions, identify potential concerns, establish priorities and prepare for the on-site assessment. That early insight allows our experienced assessment professionals to hit the ground running…validating initial observations, uncovering conditions that can’t be seen remotely and developing practical recommendations based on firsthand evaluation.

In addition to reducing risk, it also helps minimize the chance of human error. Remote aerial assessment uses advanced 3D technology to reduce simple measuring errors, providing a solid, OSHA-informed starting recommendation for your facility. Field services then confirms these recommendations on-site to ensure the final fit is accurate.