SWSI has combined almost seventy years of specialized training and on site practical experience to be able to deliver some of the most comprehensive safe work systems and processes to industry and government.

All of our work is geared to the end user and is based on the mindset of concise and practical solutions with ease of implementation at the field level.

Training:
Our abilities have allowed us to provide our standards based or customized programs in seven countries on three continents. Having trained in excess of 7500 people, we are confident that we can find the solutions that can be used where it is needed most.

Management:
Over the last twenty five years we have developed the ability to manage our client’s most problematic materials. We are an end disposal option for those materials not handled by traditional waste management companies, which now includes shock sensitive and explosives, ammunition, industrial pyrotechnics (flares and rockets) and biohazardous material.

Consulting:
The core of our experience has been in the emergency response to dangerous goods and environmental site remediation. From this we have amassed a body of experience of dealing with the most difficult situations with limited resources. With this knowledge and utilizing internationally recognized standards, we now help or clients place themselves in a position of control when it comes to dealing with the practical elements of their health and safety programs.

Specific Services:

• Systems Auditing / ISO 14001:2015 / 18001:2007
• Management and disposal of TDG Class 1 explosive material, inclusive of industrial pyrotechnics, (flares, rockets, smoke signals) ammunition and shock sensitive chemical inventories.
• Specialists in Marine confined space management and on site gas detection.
• Emergency response plan audit and evaluation.
• Chemical inventory management with a focus on Laboratory HSE systems and industry best practices.
• Extensive knowledge of remote application of HSE Systems and practices.

Training Programs:

Training Programs include but are not limited to:

• Hazardous Materials
  1. NFPA 472 Awareness, Operations and Technician
  2. CFR 1910.120 HAZWOPER: Contaminated Site Health and Safety
  3. Chlorine / Ammonia Handling and Response
  4. Industrial Chemicals as Weapons
  5. Chemical Suicide
• Confined Space
  1. Entry and Attendant
  2. Respiratory Protection
  3. Gas Detection / Atmospheric Monitoring
• Work at Height
  1. Fall Protection
  2. Equipment Inspection training and services
  3. Fall Protection Program Planning and Development
  4. Inspection and operation of Ariel Work Platforms (AWP)