Qualified Safety Inspector

No matter the construction project you are working on, a Qualified Safety Inspector is needed develop safety plans and monitor safety progression. The New York City Department of Buildings standards requires a trained safety inspector to help recognize hazards, evaluate working environments, and make recommendations and suggestions to abate risks. They bring a diverse set of responsibilities to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your project.

Qualified Safety Inspectors establish and maintain safety at all times to protect both your site and your construction employees. They are trained to abide by all OSHA regulations and communicate effectively with site managers and other inspectors. Additionally, they can prepare and inform all on-site employees about necessary safety rules and updates in the industry. 

What a Qualified Safety Inspector Is Responsible For At a Work Site:

• Qualified Safety Inspectors are hands-on additions to your construction site. They perform daily inspections to make sure the site is up to standard and that all safety procedures are being implemented.
• If accidents or near-miss incidents occur, Qualified Safety Inspectors conduct proper investigations, including documentation and administration. This is done with meticulous detail. 
• All log forms, including site-specific permits and daily report updates, are maintained by the Qualified Safety Inspector.
• Preparation and administration of the Emergency Action Plan is overseen by the Qualified Safety Inspector.
• Inspectors are skilled in group leadership and addressing large audiences, especially when immediate updates are needed.
• Qualified Safety Inspectors will have the authority to act quickly and immediately if action is required to maintain OSHA health and safety codes. It is their job to apply all laws, codes, rules, and regulations.
• Our trained inspectors are here to help with any New York City project. They are available to assist with any construction site within the five boroughs.