EHS Compliance Experts
Your Full-Service Compliance Department
Our team of compliance experts works closely with collision repair and auto body shops to ensure environmental health and safety regulations. We understand that meeting all federal, state, and local regulations can be challenging, especially when you’re busy working on collision repairs and other business-related operations. With GMG EnviroSafe, we become your full compliance department, providing the guidance and expertise needed to protect your employees and shops.
MAKING EHS COMPLIANCE EASY
Custom Solutions For Your Business
Our comprehensive approach begins with a thorough assessment of your repair facility to identify any potential health or safety risks. Based on these evaluations, we develop practical solutions to maintain ongoing regulatory compliance and ensure workplace safety.

Fire Prevention
We know that fire safety is critical in collision repair shops. Our team of experts is here to conduct a thorough assessment, identify risks, and recommend practical solutions to prevent fire incidents and maintain workplace safety.

Hazardous Waste
We properly store and dispose of hazardous automotive fluids and materials through certified partners to ensure environmental compliance.

Noise Quality Control
Protect your employee's hearing from noise damage by maintaining a safe noise level in the workplace.

Air Quality Control
Keep your employees and community safe by ensuring good air quality.

Spill Containments
Hazardous waste handling and spill clean up to promote a safe environment

Hazardous Materials
We ensure auto technicians on-site know how to properly handle, store, and dispose of automotive hazardous materials.


Supporting Your Compliance Program
We go the extra mile by taking on a proactive approach to finding new and better ways to reduce any negative impacts your operations may have on the environment. Environmental compliance is not just about avoiding penalties. It’s about creating a culture of safety that saves money and resources while protecting the public health, your business, your employees, and the environment.
Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
An emergency exit must be unlocked during business hours, free of obstructions in the immediate area, and have an illuminated EXIT sign above it.What are my requirements for spill containment?
If you are storing a chemical that requires spill containment, the best rule of thumb is that the containment must be equal to or greater in capacity than the largest container that you have stored on the containment (i.e. a 55 gallon drum needs at least 55 gallon containment).
The rule of thumb is that if there is a regular presence of water (i.e. car washing) than any outlet that may be used by the employees in the area must ground fault protected. This would include an outlet that may be somewhere else, but accessed by an extension cord.






