Safety by Design

Your project success depends on total site safety.

Construction industry projects require diligent attention to total site safety. Industry specific experience is critical to ensure that the right programs, training and documentation are properly and effectively managed.

McCulley Eastham & Associates has the experience.

We’ve provided oversight on 100 man-hour to 1 million-plus man-hour projects in the steel making, chemical, pipeline, refining, power generation and well-drilling industries. Our staff has competency in:

• Excavations
• Steel Erections
• Fall Protection and Fall Protection Plans
• Competent scaffold person training
  & Scaffold erection services
• Critical Lifts and Lifting Plans
• Union Commercial Diver/Tenders
• Rescue Skiffs for Bridge Work
  (OSHA Rescue Skiff Requirements for Bridge Work)
• and are certified in CPR/First Aid and Respiratory Fit-Testing

We’ll make it simple.

Our safety professionals and technicians offer all of the on-site Environmental, Health and Safety management services you need to make your job site safe, fully compliant, and profitable. We can manage your pre-employment site specific training and daily safety meetings along with the required documentation. We’re prepared to manage your concerns with Permit Required Confined Spaces, Hazardous Materials and any potential air monitoring and permitting required for these operations. And if accidents do happen, we’re adept in accident investigations and managing medical claims. Our on-site management and consulting services help ensure that lost work time, injury, illness and property damage are properly managed, protecting both your employees and your bottom line.

Union Experience.

We're proud to be signatory with the Indiana-Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters & Millwrights. Through this partnership we can provide professionally trained and qualified safety personnel for your project. Who better to oversee safety management on your project than the skilled craftsmen who have performed the same work throughout their careers?