Documented daily process. Sites you can trust.
Safety on federal and military installations is executed daily on every shift — from USCG Base Kodiak to Wake Island Airfield.
We operate under written, project-specific Site Safety & Health Plans (SSHP), OSHA-aligned Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), and strict USACE CQM protocols.
Every federal mobilization begins with documented hazard assessments, fall-protection plans, air-monitoring logs for high-volume spray operations, and daily supervisor sign-offs. Our Experience Modification Rate (EMR) consistently tracks below 1.0.
Combined with our CMMC Level 1 cybersecurity compliance, federal contracting officers and prime contractors receive comprehensive physical and digital security compliance on every contract.
Direct on-site competent persons on every military and federal shift.
Written site safety plans developed and reviewed prior to mobilization.
Crew-wide hazard reviews documented every morning before work starts.
Consistently outperform commercial painting industry safety averages.
Certified lead containment and safe handling on older military structures.
Vetted background checks, security escorts, and OPSEC training.
Daily Morning JHA Sign-In
Supervisors and crews inspect staging, boom lifts, ventilation systems, and electrical isolation daily before executing high-volume coating work.
Containment & PPE Protocols
Full respirator and ventilation containment for spray applications (as demonstrated on Wake Island door spraying and Kodiak utility piping).
USACE CQM & Inspection Logs
Daily quality control reports, dry-film thickness (DFT) gauge readings, and environmental psychrometric condition logs.