When it comes to securing your facility against potential hazards, RedGuard’s multi-hazard resistant buildings stand out as the industry's top choice. Our dedication to advanced engineering and customization ensures that your building will offer unparalleled protection, functionality, and efficiency. With RedGuard, you don’t just get a standard structure; you get a solution specifically designed to meet your unique safety and operational needs.

Facility siting studies help identify the best ways to protect your team and assets, ensuring safety and compliance. However, the reliability of these studies can be compromised by industry biases, primarily when the same company conducts the tests and then offers its own related services. This situation can lead to limited and pricey "catch-all" solutions that may be appropriate in some areas of your facility, but offer more protection than necessary in other areas. Below, we’ll explore the importance of facility siting studies and provide three key considerations for analyzing study results.

The best way for companies to ensure worker safety and prevent accidents is to identify and control hazards on worksites. However, not all accidents can be predicted and prevented. In those cases, the best employers put in place protective mechanisms to keep people safe when the worst occurs. For example, to prevent injuries from worksite explosions, some hazardous sites have their team working in blast resistant buildings to avoid injuries and flying debris if a blast were to occur.

Protecting employees from workplace hazards requires formal control mechanisms and detailed planning. The most effective way to accomplish this is to use a "hierarchy of controls," a step-by-step process that allows safety managers to choose all the relevant tools needed to eliminate hazards or protect employees from dangers.

Safety of the Employees and Equipment Workers in the petrochemical industry are subject to numerous risks, including chemical leaks, fires, and explosions. These are in addition to the risks common throughout the manufacturing industry, such as machinery malfunctions and falls.

Protecting workers from on-site hazards is a complex task. However, soliciting hazard protection analyses and addressing as many risks as possible can protect workers, prevent fines, and improve a company’s reputation.