Creating Cost-Effective Solutions to Improve Occupational Safety and Industrial Hygiene Performance while Minimizing Risk and Potential Loss
TRC partners with our clients to assist them in reaching their occupational safety and industrial hygiene performance goals and objectives by providing innovative cost-effective strategies to minimize risk and maintain regulatory compliance.
Our team of professionals are leaders in the areas of safety, industrial hygiene, occupational health and safety management systems, behavior-based safety, training, indoor air quality, process safety management, severe injury and fatality investigations, hazardous building materials management and more.
TRC specializes in controls that reduce risks, offering practical solutions that are integrated with our clients’ current operational practices. TRC also uses the latest technology and cloud-based tools to provide focused and highly customized solutions to successfully manage occupational exposures and reduce potential health and safety hazards. Through on-site assessments, development of exposure monitoring plans, job hazard and safety analysis, program oversight and more, our experts deliver strategies to close compliance gaps, improve overall safety performance and enhance safety cultures. Our team is committed to collaboration and building long-term partnerships to provide safety and industrial hygiene program support.
Our Services
Managing Health and Safety Performance of All Contractors Throughout the Construction Phases
Inspection, Abatement and Disposal Solutions Across the Full Project Lifecycle
Providing Expertise to Overcome Safety Challenges and Create a Resilient Workforce
Strategies To Improve Safety Performance and Reduce Costly Incidents
Featured Projects
TRC and SGS Galson began installing and calibrating around 4,300 IAQ sensors and 135 Outdoor Air Quality (OAQ) sensors across …
TRC safety experts updated a client’s confined space program to improve documentation and safeguard against workplace accidents.
TRC delivers holistic vegetation management program solutions to this client. Our support for the EVM program provides consistent, reliable and …
TRC was asked to provide industrial hygiene support and to assemble a team of qualified industrial hygienists.
TRC was tasked with sampling all potential drinking water outlets from every facility within the District.
TRC and SGS Galson began installing and calibrating around 4,300 IAQ sensors and 135 Outdoor Air Quality (OAQ) sensors across …
TRC safety experts updated a client’s confined space program to improve documentation and safeguard against workplace accidents.
TRC delivers holistic vegetation management program solutions to this client. Our support for the EVM program provides consistent, reliable and …
TRC was asked to provide industrial hygiene support and to assemble a team of qualified industrial hygienists.
TRC was tasked with sampling all potential drinking water outlets from every facility within the District.
Sharing Our Perspectives
Our practitioners share their insights and perspectives on the trends and challenges shaping the market.
What You Need to Know About MSHA’s Final Rule on Crystalline Silica Dust
April 8, 2024
Regulatory Changes Will Impact Mine Operators and Better Protect Employee Health and Safety.
OSHA Enforces New National Emphasis Program to Address Concerns with Warehouses and Distribution Centers
August 23, 2023
Why is OSHA concerned with Warehouses and Distribution Center Operations? The warehousing and distribution centers industries are growing rapidly, with employment increasing from 668,900 workers in 2011 to 1,713,900 in 2021. Within these same industries, there have been high rates of illness and injury. Specifically, within the warehousing and storage industry, top illnesses and injuries in 2020 included:
OSHA’s National Emphasis Program on Heat-Related Illness and Injuries
November 3, 2021
On September 20, 2021 in an OSHA National News Release, OSHA published a memorandum establishing an enforcement initiative that is designed to prevent and protect employees from heat-related illnesses and death. This initiative, which develops a National Emphasis Program (NEP) on heat inspections, is an expansion of an already existing Regional Emphasis Program (REP) in OSHA’s Region VI, which covers Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
OSHA’s Call for Comments on Mechanical Power Press Standard Changes
September 30, 2021
OSHA has recently published a call for comment regarding mechanical power presses. The reason behind OSHA’s request is that the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) consensus standard for mechanical power presses has been updated numerous times since the implementation of OSHA’s standard.
OSHA Returns to In-Person Inspections As COVID-19 Restrictions Lift
August 4, 2021
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is authorized by the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) to assure employers provide safe and healthful work conditions free of recognized hazards and by setting and enforcing standards and providing training, outreach, education and technical assistance. OSHA has recently announced the return to in-person inspections as COVID-19 restrictions begin to lift.
Managing EHS & ESG Risks Through Integrated Systems Today and Beyond
July 22, 2021
It has been more than 50 years since the development and establishment of the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the federal Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) which were formed to protect our environment and workplaces across the United States. Significant laws, policies and regulations followed to establish the “regulatory programs” that all applicable businesses and entities must address and meet to ensure these compliance-driven legislative programs would create a foundation to protect our society.
OSHA COVID-19 Guidance, Regulation and Enforcement to Protect Workers
April 13, 2021
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has signaled their intent to provide more guidance, regulation and enforcement with respect to protecting workers from contracting COVID-19 at their place of work. Among the key developments:
2020: A Year to Remember or a Year to Forget?
December 20, 2020
Published in EM Magazine, December 2020, this article by TRC’s David Elam speaks to the importance of pausing to reassess the work challenges we’ve faced due to COVID-19 this year and our accomplishments despite the challenges, and how to prepare for the coming year, after one of the most difficult years in modern history.