Safety Professionals – Person in Charge
“Organizations are focusing on reputation management – and keeping workforces safe to be perceived as good corporate citizens.”
Certified Safety Professionals
Certified Safety Professionals (CSP) are persons who perform professional-level safety duties. This includes conducting worksite assessments to determine risks; assessing potential hazards and controls; evaluating risk and hazard control measures; investigating incidents; maintaining and evaluating incident and loss records; and preparing emergency response plans.
Other duties may include hazard recognition, fire protection, regulatory compliance, health hazard control, ergonomics, hazardous materials management, environmental protection, training, accident and incident investigations, advising management, record keeping, emergency response, managing safety programs, product safety, and/or security.
Safety Professionals (EHS)
Onsite Field Representation
Retention of the best field safety professionals starts with recruiting, staffing, and hiring strategies, as well as adherence to policies and procedures. Hiring qualified employees is more challenging as employers face a shrinking pool of qualified candidates.
DCS has a pre-qualified candidate pool to fill your position. This allows us to develop relationships with potential candidates long before you need them.
We pre-screen, conduct background checks, and perform drug/alcohol testing. This ensures that vocational requirements are met and that the specified job criteria are met.
DCS will recruit and staff: EHS Professionals and Field Safety Representatives/Advisors in the following areas:
Design & Installation Services
We offer expert Design and Installation Services for fire protection, gas detection, communications, and respiratory protection systems.
We also handle procurement, project management, testing, and commissioning for systems that protect your workers, facility, equipment, environment, and community. This ensures the continuity of your operations.
Industrial Hygiene
A healthy and safe work environment improves staff productivity, boosts morale, and reduces absenteeism.
DCS can assist with managing occupational health and safety goals in your workplace. This will result in productivity growth and decrease corporate liabilities.
Environmental Site Assessment
Mitigation of environmental liabilities, or the remediation of a contaminated site, demands that all aspects of the property, including historical use, geology, surface and groundwater, future land and water use, and risk, are understood, evaluated, and integrated into a cost-effective plan.
DCS’s team of professionals offers the environmental services that you require. We work with your project team to build essential service packages to suit your requirements.
DCS works with industrial, commercial, residential, and remote area sites. We serve clients in the oil and gas, manufacturing, and transportation sectors, as well as municipal and federal governments.
Hazardous Materials Risk Evaluation & Management
Hazardous materials are found in nearly every building and work environment. In general, these materials are not hazardous unless they become degraded or disturbed.
DCS’s professionals are experienced in identifying and dealing with hazardous materials in the workplace. We will assist your team on identification, risk evaluation, handling, management, and remediation of hazardous materials.
Person in Charge (PIC)
DCS currently furnishes Person IN Charge (PIC) personnel to our petroleum pipeline partners. They serve in a job site representative and liaison role on behalf of the pipeline owners and operators.
Our PIC personnel are available to support project engineers and pipeline management with the progression of their projects and the daily demands that may impact those operations.
PIC personnel are closely associated with the field operations and contractor coordination for the purpose of efficient production and safe work practices. Most of our projects are highly visible to the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Office of Pipeline Safety. Consequently, DCS strives to furnish industry with the best candidates suitable to represent the demands and expectations of all jurisdictional regulatory bodies.
We only provide PICs who meet the DOT Operator-Qualification requirements and educational backgrounds pursuant to their specific scopes of work. Our PICs are assessed for their competency in the areas of enforcing DOT and the American Petroleum Institute (API) guidelines as it pertains to pipeline maintenance, retrofits, modifications and new construction.