before OSHA arrives.
on your unique needs and circumstances.
with safety regulations and requirements
We Solve Safety & Environmental Issues
CHESS’s safety and health experts provide winning strategies for the small to mid-sized company. We assist companies with workplace safety, health, and environmental issues. Employers – especially those who do not have sufficient safety expertise in-house – find our services comprehensive and cost-efficient.
CHESS can help you understand and comply with OSHA safety and regulatory compliance standards, EPA regulations, fire code requirements, and more. We believe that every client has unique needs – you won’t get cookie cutter safety programs from us.
We will work with you to develop your safety and health program from the ground up or will build on what you have already established, assist you with safety training or provide our expert guidance on specific safety, health, or environmental concerns. You’ll get customized, flexible services with the safety and health professionals from CHESS. Read More
Our Services
Injury & Illness Prevention
Injury & Illness PreventionGood safety programs (including injury and illness prevention or AWAIR programs) and effective safety training prove their cost-effectiveness by reducing workplace injuries
Environmental Compliance
Environmental ComplianceCompliance with hazardous waste, air emissions, emergency planning, hazardous materials transport, and other environmental regulations helps you protect the community in which you live.
Hazard Assessments
Hazard AssessmentsWorkplace hazard assessments are key to making sure your workplace is safe and your employees are protected against workplace injuries or occupational illness.
Industrial Hygiene
Industrial HygieneOur Certified Industrial Hygienist can help you assess hazards and protect your employees from chemical exposures, noise exposures, and pathogens.
Right to Know
Right to KnowEmployees need to be trained and provided with information on the hazards of the chemicals they work with. Lack of training and information, required under Minnesota’s Right to Know law and federal OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, is cited more than any other OSHA standard.
A plastics injection molder finds the best control is the cheapest.
A plastics injection molding company cleaned their molds with a product that contained trichloroethylene, a volatile solvent classified as a suspect human carcinogen. When they were inspected by OSHA, the inspector asked them if they knew if respirators were required for that task. They didn’t…
