Safety Managers

Some contractors do not have a ''dedicated'' Safety Manager, so will hiring one make a difference?  Short answer, yes.  The real answer is much longer.  

Let's first take a look at what a Safety Manager can do for your organization:

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1. Create and implement the Safety Program.

2. Create a safety culture by continual reinforcement, enforcement, and monitoring.

3. Handle safety claims and injuries.

4. Keep up on latest standards and provide training to all employees.

5. Assist with bidding projects as to safe ways to propose on work.

6. Provide continual safety, and other training.

7. Track safety metrics as required by law and for good accountability in the company.

8. Assist construction crews in proper installation methods to find more safe solutions.

9. Handle safety audits from clients or governing bodies.

Safety Managers think about safety first and foremost.  Don't get me wrong the good ones know how to balance all of the competing interests, but instinctively they think safety.

Hiring a Safety Manager, one that knows what they are doing, will make a difference.  They will save you money and more importantly they will save your employees.  There is nothing more important than the safety of our workers.   

Confined space/fire guards

Typically a turnaround is a period with a lot of activity within a short timespan. It is therefore also a period of elevated risk activity, that is usually carried out in small, confined spaces. For these specific situations, Aegerius offers teams of confined space guards supervised by a group manager. Furthermore, we also provide safety shop keepers to manage the PPE or any other equipment. It is needless to say that the Aegerius confined space guards are equipped and trained for every situation.

Safety supervisor

Safety supervisors are responsible for ensuring that workers are properly trained regarding company-specific and Occupational Safety and Health Act, or other safety requirements. Training responsibilities may involve conducting safety orientations, daily "toolbox" safety meetings, periodic safety meetings and formal training sessions on a wide range of safety-related topics

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Beyond providing safety training to employees, safety supervisors are proactively involved in ensuring that proper practices are observed on the workplace. They frequently perform safety inspections in locations including job sites, offices and company vehicles. They observe working conditions, equipment and employee behaviors to identify safety problems and take corrective action

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Environmental specialists

Our enviromental specialists can help you out with questions such as an environmental impact assesment, environmental due diligence, ... even noise and vibration monitoring