FAQ
Short answers for small and mid-size employers: owners, operations managers, and new supervisors. When a full-time EHS manager is the better fit, I say so.
Yes, when you need help on one named site and you do not already have, or do not need, a full-time EHS manager on site every day.
An EHS manager owns the program day to day. A consultant is outside help for a defined scope. I do not act as the site safety manager.
The written program does not match the work, stop-work is unclear, the office and floor views do not match, or HazCom is still a generic template.
The low-risk way to start is the 60 Minute Working Session: one hour by video on one problem at one site. See services and prices for the full ladder.
Or start with a free Diagnose call, about 20 minutes, remote, on one named site. A separate free tool, the Safety Diagnostic self-check for construction and manufacturing, is also available. It is not the Diagnose call. Start the self-check
Ryan L. Rinehart
Founder & Principal Consultant
EHS Concepts. The Ways of Safety. Keep your people whole.