OSHA Compliance Hub
Compliance isn't a checkbox.
It's our foundation.
SCG builds, audits, and runs OSHA-aligned safety programs for oilfield and industrial operations — so your site is inspection-ready every day, not just audit week.
Standards we work in every day
Program development, field auditing, and hands-on enforcement across the regulations that drive oil & gas and industrial construction work.
29 CFR 1910
General Industry
Full-program coverage for facilities, plants, and production operations.
29 CFR 1926
Construction
Jobsite programs for industrial construction, steel erection, and excavation.
1910.119
Process Safety (PSM)
PSM-covered process support: MOC, PSSR participation, and contractor compliance.
1910.120
HAZWOPER
Hazardous waste operations and emergency response readiness.
1910.147
Lockout / Tagout
Energy isolation programs, audits, and authorized-employee verification.
1910.146
Confined Space
Permit-required confined space programs, attendants, and rescue planning.
1926 Subpart M
Fall Protection
Plans, equipment inspection, and enforcement at height.
1910.252
Hot Work & Welding
Hot work permitting, fire watch, and combustible controls.
How we take you from exposed to inspection-ready
01
Site Assessment
We walk your site, review your programs, and benchmark against the standards that apply to your operation.
02
Program Build
Gap closure: written programs, permits, training matrices, and documentation that holds up to inspection.
03
Embedded Oversight
Our safety professionals work your site daily — audits, JSAs, coaching, and enforcement in real time.
04
Respond & Improve
Incident response, root-cause investigation, and continuous improvement that drives your TRIR down.
Interactive Self-Check
How inspection-ready is your site?
Answer honestly — takes 30 seconds. This mirrors the first questions we ask on a site walk.
Do you have current written programs for LOTO, confined space, and fall protection?
Has every crew member completed OSHA 10/30 appropriate to their role?
Are JSAs completed and reviewed before every task, every shift?
Is hot work controlled by permit with a dedicated fire watch?
Do you audit subcontractor safety compliance — not just your own crews?
Could you produce your OSHA 300/300A logs and training records today?
Do you have a practiced incident response and investigation process?
This self-check is informational only and is not a substitute for a formal OSHA compliance audit.