Our Services

Health and safety audits of facilities, warehouses, plant operations, and construction project sites. Findings, recommendations and strategies for the controls of chemical, biological, and physical hazards will be provided.

All Hazard EHS provides comprehensive investigations and studies of exposures to physical, chemical, and biological hazards in the work environment. Lead, asbestos, silica, dust particulates, mold, heavy metals, VOCs, and radon are among a few of the contaminants that can be monitored for.

Investigations for mold and other indoor air quality issues.

All Hazard EHS can provide air sampling and material sampling for different contaminants and an investigation to determine the sources of contamination.

OSHA compliant IIPP, Hazard Communication, Respiratory Protection, Bloodborne Pathogens, Confined Space, Hearing Conservation, etc.

• Asbestos Hazard Abatement Plans
• Lead Compliance Plans
• Site Specific Fall Protection Plans
• Chemical Management Plans
• Hazardous Waste Management Plans
• Hearing Conservation plans and more!

Evaluation of workplace safety and employee health. We can assist you in creating a safe and healthy work environment even for the most hazardous tasks and jobs.

If you have recently had an OSHA audit or would like to be prepared for one, we can help. All Hazard EHS can perform safety inspections, employee assessment and monitoring, and provide support through the OSHA audit process.

Regulatory requirements for underground storage tank removals may differ from county to county, but most require an environmental professional to “certify” the tank is safe for removal.  We can provide air monitoring services as well as the documentation required for compliance with UST regulations.

EPA Lead Renovation, Repair & Painting (RRP) Initial and Refresher Courses

All Hazard EHS is an EPA accredited training provider for both 8 hour initial and 4 hour refresher certification. As of April 2010 anyone who performs renovation, repairs or painting in pre 1978 housing or child-occupied facilities must be Lead-Safe Certified by the EPA. Courses consist of interactive training with an experienced instructor, hands-on activities, student manual for reference, and the EPA approved Lead Renovator Certification Exam.

Attendees will learn how to identify physical, chemical, and biological hazards and how to mitigate hazards on the jobsite or at their facility. Attendees will learn how to respond to a hazmat emergency incident and the cleanup efforts involved. Administrative and engineering controls and personal protective equipment for hazmat projects will be discussed.  Handling of hazardous substances and wastes and corresponding OSHA, DOT, and EPA regulations will be reviewed. Class consists of both classroom instruction and hands-on exercises.

One-day training course for confined space entry and rescue personnel. Training will include both classroom training and hands on rescue drills. During classroom portion of training, we will discuss engineering controls, confined space plans, PPE, roles and duties of confined space personnel and rescue procedures.

Attendees will receive an overview of transportation regulations, packaging, labeling, manifesting, and transporting hazardous materials in this 8-hour course.  Attendees will also learn how to respond to emergency situations during transportation of hazardous materials and protect themselves and other employees from exposure to hazardous material spills during transportation. This class is important for those employees who come in contact with hazardous materials or waste during any stage of transportation.  This class is taught in accordance with 49 CFR, 29 CFR, and 40 CFR.

Topics discussed include: procedures for selecting respirators, types of respirators, medical evaluation requirements, fit testing procedures, proper use of respirators, cleaning and maintaining respirators, proper storage procedures, identification of respiratory hazards in the workplace, limitations on use of respirators, and respiratory program requirements.

Topics discussed include: Epidemiology and symptoms, modes of transmission, exposure control plans, identification of tasks that may involve exposure to blood, administrative controls, engineering controls, safe work practices, personal protective equipment, decontamination procedures, safe handling of waste, hepatitis vaccinations, exposure incidents and post exposure follow-ups, emergency situations, signage and labeling and the contents of the Cal-OSHA standard.

Information regarding chemical safety in the workplace and the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) is covered during training.  Topics covered include: hazard classification, labeling systems, safety data sheets, and information on chemical safety and emergency procedures.

Topics covered include: risk factors for heat illness, contents of the Cal-OSHA standard, acclimatization, water consumption, different types of heat illness including signs and symptoms, reporting procedures, emergency procedures, and supervisor roles and responsibilities.

Class includes classroom presentation, written test, hands on practice and skills test for scissor lifts and boom lifts.  Topics covered include responsibilities and safe operating procedures for aerial lifts, safety inspections and operations tests, and limitations, hazards and controls.

Class includes classroom presentation, written test, hands-on practice and skills test.  Topics covered include responsibilities and safe operating procedures for forklifts, safety inspections and operations tests, and limitations, hazards and controls.

Class attendees will be trained on the specific requirements of the Cal-OSHA lead standard, operations that could result in an exposure to lead, respiratory protection and personal protective equipment, health effects, medical surveillance program requirements, engineering controls, and safe work practices.

Class attendees will learn how to identify suspect asbestos materials and hazards, respond to emergency situations regarding asbestos, how protect themselves and other employees from exposure to asbestos and know the regulations and notification procedures regarding asbestos and asbestos waste. This class is important for those employees who come in contact with asbestos but do not disturb asbestos or presumed asbestos containing materials.

Class attendees will learn the health hazards associated with silica exposure, specific tasks in the workplace that could result in an exposure, measures to implement to protect employees from exposure, the specific requirements of regulations pertaining to silica, components of a medical surveillance program, and the responsibilities of the designated competent person.

Classroom topics that will be discussed during training will include, different types of fall protection and various applications, proper donning of personal fall restraint/arrest systems, user inspections, proper care, maintenance, and storage of fall protection, fall hazard assessments, limitations of equipment, and all applicable OSHA standards and requirements. Class will consist of classroom instruction with hands on activities and skills tests.

This class is designed to provide attendees instruction in the handling, proper storage, labeling, manifesting, and emergency response procedures related to hazardous waste. All information is taught in accordance with applicable OSHA health and safety regulations, California Code of Regulations Title 22 and EPA 40 CFR.