Laboratory Safety Chemical Hygiene. Biosafety. Inspection Ready.
We write the plans, support your chemical hygiene officer, and inspect the labs, so the program works on the bench and stands up to an inspector.
Three programs. Every lab.
Every proposal spells out the scope for your site. Here is the general shape.
Chemical Hygiene Plan
Written to the OSHA Lab Standard, with SOPs, exposure monitoring, and medical consultation. We support your chemical hygiene officer with the reviews, records, and training the plan calls for.
Biosafety and OPIM
Exposure control plans, biosafety level practices from the CDC and NIH BMBL, and bloodborne pathogens and OPIM training for lab staff.
Lab inspections
Routine lab audits with fume hood smoke checks, chemical inventory and storage review, and waste handling tied to your RCRA program. We work alongside your in-house engineering team or your outside vendor on hood and biosafety cabinet certifications.
OSHA requires every lab that uses hazardous chemicals to have a Chemical Hygiene Plan and to review it every year.
Labs that handle human cells, tissue, or body fluids also fall under the bloodborne pathogens standard, with an exposure control plan and annual training.
Signs it's time
- The plan hasn't been reviewed in a year.
- A new lab or new process came online.
- An exposure or a spill happened.
- An inspection or audit is coming.
What you walk away with.
- A current Chemical Hygiene Plan
- An exposure control plan for OPIM
- Inspection reports with corrective actions
- Training records for every lab worker
Start with a Gap Analysis.
We compare what applies to your site with what you have on file, and price what it takes to close each gap.
Get your
labs in order.
Tell us your labs, what you work with, and when your next inspection is. You get scope, schedule, and price in a written proposal.