Industrial Safety

Industrial safety is a vital investment in the overall health of your operation and well-being of your workers.

Adding value to our clients by using industry leading best practices to create a strong safety culture in the workplace to lower injury incident rates, OSHA fines, insurance premiums and litigation risks while improving efficiency and employee wellness. During an initial assessment, we will identify the specific programs required to ensure compliance plus effectively mitigate risk to employees and lessen liability to employers.

Some examples of our specific programs include Fleet Management, Lean Safety, Lockout Tagout, Respiratory Protection, Silica Compliance, Forklift Programs, and Hazard Communications Training.

• Fleet Management Safety

  At Pike Consulting Group, we take the approach of identifying hazards and needs and building a custom solution to meet the company’s objectives. We will perform an initial assessment to identify the specific solutions a company needs to realistically become compliant and develop a plan to achieve this goal through training, program implementation, and ongoing assessments of management and employee performance.

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• Warehousing Safety

  Safety compliance is a critical responsibility for businesses in transportation, warehousing and logistics. From the risk of slips and falls to injuries around dangerous equipment, accidents are more prevalent in environments with so much physical activity.

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• Manufacturing Safety

  Manufacturing workers face the dangers of operating with and around heavy machinery, conveyor belts, and many more workplace hazards in noisy and fast-paced environments. If specific safety precautions aren’t built into your processes, accidents can occur.

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• Field Service Safety

  Field Service can be a dangerous area of your operations involving ladders, power tools, electrical equipment, heavy lifting, working in confined spaces, and working on your customers’ premises. Injuries in the field service and construction contribute to $62 billion in lost productivity each year.

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Public Works & Municipalities Safety

Public Works & Municipalities professionals with safety training are less likely to put themselves in dangerous situations. It's considered to be good policy to have your Public Works & Municipalities professionals trained to at least the minimum federal standard.

In the event an accident occurs, having trained workers provides a reasonable defense that employees are trained and are provided with the knowledge and proper equipment to conduct their job safely and efficiently. It is also considered good policy to retrain employees every 3-5 years.

• City & County Worker Safety

  City and County crews encounter hazardous situations in buildings, treatment plants, construction sites, along roads and up in the trees. According to recent Department of Labor statistics, workplace injuries and deaths among government employees rank #4 among industries.

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• Utility Workers Safety

  Utility line work is ranked among the Top 10 of the most dangerous jobs in the United States. Approximately 40 workers in every 100,000 are killed on the job each year–and line workers, meter readers, and mechanics have among the highest rates for severe injuries.

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