Health & Safety Consulting

Stonehaven evaluates workplace conditions, written safety programs, procedures, and records to determine whether applicable OSHA requirements are being met and hazards are effectively controlled. Findings are prioritized based on regulatory significance, hazard severity, and operational impact. Each assessment results in a clear corrective action plan to close compliance gaps, strengthen safety programs, and reduce workplace risk. 

Services include:

• OSHA compliance audits and gap assessments
• Applicability evaluations for OSHA standards 
• Workplace safety inspections and hazard identification
• Reviews of written safety programs, procedures, and recordkeeping systems 
• OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping evaluations, including Forms 300, 300A, and 301
• Corrective action planning and implementation support
• Support during OSHA inspections and with citation response and abatement 

Potential employee exposures are evaluated based on the materials used, tasks performed, equipment, work practices, and existing controls. Stonehaven uses qualitative industrial hygiene assessments to identify where monitoring or additional controls may be warranted, then conducts targeted air sampling and noise monitoring as needed to characterize exposure. Results are compared with applicable OSHA permissible exposure limits and other recognized occupational exposure limits to support defensible decisions about controls and employee health protection. 

Services include:

• Qualitative industrial hygiene assessments and employee exposure evaluations
• Air sampling and employee exposure monitoring for dusts, fumes, vapors, and gases
• Occupational noise surveys, area noise mapping, and personal noise dosimetry
• Respiratory hazard assessments and respirator selection
• Industrial ventilation and exposure control evaluations
• Exposure monitoring plans and industrial hygiene sampling strategies
• Exposure control plans and substance-specific OSHA compliance programs

Emergency plans must give employees usable direction before an incident occurs. Stonehaven prepares and updates procedures tailored to each facility’s hazards, layout, staffing, and available response resources. The procedures define how emergencies will be reported, how employees will be notified, who will perform critical actions, and how evacuation and accountability will be managed. Drills and tabletop exercises test those arrangements so procedures and communication can be refined before they are needed. 

Services include:

• Emergency Action Plan (EAP) development, review, and updates
• Fire Prevention Plan (FPP) development, review, and updates
• Emergency evacuation procedures, exit routes, assembly areas, and employee accountability
• Emergency alarm, communication, and notification procedures
• Response procedures for severe weather, fires, medical emergencies, and workplace violence
• First aid, CPR, and automated external defibrillator (AED) program evaluations
• Emergency drills and tabletop exercises