★ OSHA Safety Services ★
OSHA Construction Safety Services & SSHO Support
Site Safety and Health Officers, EM 385-1-1 Accident Prevention Plans, Activity Hazard Analyses and OSHA compliance support for federal, USACE, NAVFAC and commercial construction projects.
Credentialed safety leadership: OSHA 500 & 510 · USACE CQM · ISO 45001 · 40-hr HAZWOPER · Data center & rail electrical safety
A Safety Gap Costs More Than a Safety Officer
Delayed starts
A rejected Accident Prevention Plan or missing AHA can hold up your notice to proceed and stall the schedule.
Citations & stop-work orders
OSHA citations and government stop-work orders cost money, crew time and credibility with the contracting officer.
Future awards at risk
Poor safety performance shows up in past performance reviews and a higher EMR — both make the next bid harder to win.
Construction Safety Services
From pre-construction safety submittals to daily field oversight, AAAT3 helps contractors meet OSHA 29 CFR 1926, HAZWOPER (29 CFR 1910.120) and USACE EM 385-1-1 requirements.
Site Safety & Health Officers (SSHO)
Qualified SSHOs placed on federal and commercial job sites to run daily safety inspections, toolbox talks, incident reporting and EM 385-1-1 compliance.
Accident Prevention Plans (APP)
Contract-specific APPs prepared to EM 385-1-1 Appendix A format and ready for government acceptance.
Activity Hazard Analyses (AHA)
Task-by-task AHAs that identify hazards, controls, competent persons and required training for each definable feature of work.
Site-Specific Safety & HASP Plans
Site safety plans and Health and Safety Plans (HASP) for hazmat, environmental and emergency response projects.
OSHA Compliance Audits
Job-site inspections and program gap assessments with written findings and corrective action tracking.
Fire Watch & Hot Work Monitoring
Trained fire watch and hot work monitoring personnel for construction, renovation and facility projects.
Built for Both Sides of the Contract
For Contracting Officers & Government Reps
- EM 385-1-1 submittals prepared to pass first review
- Qualified SSHO with documented credentials
- Daily safety reports and inspection records you can rely on
For Contractors & Subcontractors
- Meet prime contractor safety prequalification
- A ready SSHO for your first federal award
- A safety program you keep after the job ends
Who We Support
- General contractors on USACE, NAVFAC, VA and GSA projects
- Prime contractors needing a qualified SSHO fast
- Small businesses winning their first federal construction award
- Environmental and hazmat remediation contractors
- Facility owners managing renovation and hot work
- Emergency and disaster recovery operations
Need OSHA 10, OSHA 30 or HAZWOPER training for your crew? Training is available through our partner Black Belt Safety.
How It Works
1. Discovery call
Tell us your contract, location, scope and start date.
2. Scope & proposal
You get a written safety staffing and documentation plan with pricing.
3. On site and on paper
We manage safety and submittals. Field work stays with your crews.
Ways to Work With Us
Per Project
SSHO staffing and safety documents scoped to one contract, from submittals to closeout.
Monthly Retainer
Ongoing safety management for commercial contractors running multiple jobs.
Consulting Session
One-on-one time to review your safety program, an APP, or a bid’s safety requirements.
Related Services
OSHA Safety FAQs
What does a Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) do?
An SSHO manages the contractor safety program on site: daily inspections, Activity Hazard Analysis reviews, safety meetings, incident reporting and coordination with the government safety representative under EM 385-1-1.
Can you prepare our Accident Prevention Plan for a USACE contract?
Yes. We prepare APPs and AHAs to EM 385-1-1 requirements using your contract scope, schedule and subcontractor information, ready for submittal.
Can you provide a safety officer on short notice?
We maintain a network of credentialed safety professionals and work to match qualified candidates to your start date, location and contract requirements.
Do your safety professionals hold OSHA 30?
Every safety placement is matched to the contract requirements, which typically include OSHA 30-hour construction training plus the experience EM 385-1-1 requires for the SSHO role.
Put a Qualified Safety Professional on Your Site
Tell us your contract, location and start date and we will propose a safety staffing and documentation plan.