GMG EnviroSafe
Ensure a Safe Atmosphere With a Workplace Exposure Assessment
Toxic dust, fumes, mist, vapors or gasses are common in workplaces handling hazardous chemicals; each can pose significant dangers to your team.
Breathe Safely
At GMG EnviroSafe, we are experts on team safety, health and OSHA compliance. Our workplace assessments are easy to understand and provide a comprehensive approach to ensuring your team is breathing in a safe atmosphere.
What is a Workplace Exposure Assessment?
Workplace Exposure Assessments collect and analyze air samples to determine the exposure of a worker to dangerous contaminants.
Why is a Workplace Exposure Assessment Important?
Airborne hazards can significantly harm your team, especially in poorly ventilated areas. Breathing in these contaminants can lead to chronic respiratory issues, like asthma and other lung diseases. Workplace Exposure Assessments help determine the actions required to eliminate or reduce health hazards and keep your team safe.
Why GMG EnviroSafe?
The GMG EnviroSafe team will visit your facility and collect samples of any potential contaminants for thorough analysis by a certified laboratory. Using this data, we then develop and implement custom-written health and safety programs, giving you all the tools and resources you need to maintain a healthy work environment for you and your employees.
What our clients say
“The site visits, compliance audits and annual training sessions for our shop staff have been key components to our overall safety program.”
Pat Myers
Boucher Automotive Group
Recent Updates and Insights
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Paint stripping and miscellaneous surface coating operations in industries including automotive, manufacturing and other facilities that use surface coating.
NESHAP was established to help limit the number of HAPs released into the air to minimize their impact in urban areas and communities.
The EPA modified unclear rules and updates for clarification purposes. The amendment included the following:Develop an easier exemption process for companies that do not use coatings containing “target HAP” emissionsReiterate that all companies must track emission standards all the time, even during startup, shutdown or when equipment is brokenEnforce electronic emissions reporting for all companiesMake small technical changes to the rule
