INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SERVICES

Industrial Hygiene & Indoor Air Quality Services in Little Rock, AR and Fort Mill, SC

Industrial Hygiene and Indoor Air Quality Services in South Carolina, North Carolina & Little Rock, Arkansas

SEA Inc. is a leading provider of industrial hygiene services that are designed to help businesses maintain a safe and healthy work environment for their employees. Their team of experienced professionals is trained to identify and evaluate potential health hazards in the workplace, and to develop effective solutions that reduce exposure and minimize risk.

A healthy indoor environment is essential for any daily activity. Those who are exposed to air contaminants may complain of headaches, nausea, respiratory tract irritation, and may not be able to function at their normal rate of productivity. Air contamination often occurs in schools, residences, industrial facilities, and commercial buildings. Some of the industrial hygiene services offered by SEA Inc. include air monitoring, noise assessments, chemical exposure assessments, and indoor air quality evaluations. By utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and testing methods, they are able to accurately assess the risk posed by various environmental factors and provide tailored solutions to meet the needs of their clients.

Many industries suffer large penalties and enormous insurance and worker’s compensation claims due in part to the relationship between the work environment and the health of the workers while in that environment. If you believe you have an indoor air quality problem, SEA’s staff of Certified Indoor Environmentalists (CIE), Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIH), Chemists, and Industrial Hygienists can investigate and offer effective solutions. Let SEA Inc. located in Little Rock, Arkansas and Fort Mill, South Carolina help reduce your risk.

Our Industrial Hygiene Services Include:

Chemical Exposure Modeling
Hazard Assessment and Impact Studies
Air Quality Studies
Noise and Hearing Conservation Studies
Ventilation Studies
Respiratory Protection and more!

PROTECT YOUR BOTTOM LINE FROM COVID-19

June 29, 2020

Companies acting proactively to protect their workplace are protecting and sustaining their bottom line by minimizing how a COVID-19 impact would affect their company. Administrative Agricultural Architectural Automotive Energy Engineering Food Service Hospitality Legal Manufacturing Retail Transportation, And many more businesses are protecting their employee, business risk and bottom line by being proactive and professionally disinfecting their workplaces.

HOW ERGONOMICS TRAINING CAN BENEFIT YOUR EMPLOYEES AND INCREASE YOUR PROFITABILITY

May 27, 2020

Ergonomics training is a highly effective program for keeping your employees aligned and aware of their bodies. Ensuring that your employees remain healthy and safe while on the job boosts morale and increases your company’s profitability. Ergonomics training involves using scientific knowledge of anatomy and engineering to reduce the amount of strain your employees experience while performing normal work tasks. An ergonomics training program is designed to lower the risk of work-related injuries and improve employee productivity and morale through well-being. Increase your profitability by maximizing your workforce’s satisfaction and productivity. Basics of Training The exact training procedures for ergonomics depend on the type of work environment; your ergonomics trainer will formulate a program based on whether you operate out of traditional offices, retail businesses, construction sites or industrial warehouses. In general, ergonomic training involves teaching employees basic ergonomic principles and how to apply those principles to the workplace. Topics that are typically covered during training include safe work practices, greater awareness of tasks that raise the risk of injury, and the proper use of workplace tools, machines, and equipment. For example, in an industrial ergonomics program, employees who operate heavy machinery would learn how to stand properly while working to reduce their risk of developing lower back problems or other musculoskeletal disorders. Employees who have desk jobs would learn how to position themselves at their computer to reduce strain on their neck and upper back. After going through ergonomics training, employees should also understand how to report workplace injuries or health conditions. Understanding why it is important to recognize and report injuries as early as possible helps ensure that employees receive proper medical care to prevent their condition from becoming worse, potentially leading to work absenteeism. Benefits of Ergonomics Ergonomics training provides several benefits for both workers and business owners, including the following: Improved morale Employees experience less physical discomfort on the job, which makes them better able to perform well on a consistent basis. Ergonomics training also shows your employees that their employer is taking measures to protect their health and safety, leading to improved relations between you and your employees. Increased productivity Ergonomics principles make it easier for employees to do their job efficiently, which helps them become more productive. With the greater ease of movement that ergonomics allows, employees can accomplish more in a typical workday than they would when experiencing discomfort or strain while working. Improved attendance Ergonomics reduces the risk that your employees will develop health problems or sustain injuries that cause them to miss work. Employees will also learn to recognize problems early on, resulting in prompt treatment that can prevent injuries from becoming more serious. Increased Profitability Ergonomics training can boost your company’s bottom line by ensuring that your employees are working as efficiently as possible. An increase in efficiency and productivity means that work tasks and projects are completed on schedule, leading to satisfied customers and clients. Because ergonomics also decrease the risk of worker injury, you can reduce the costs involved in lost production hours and high-turnover rates. It’s almost always cheaper to keep the employees you have happy than to re-train a replacement. Fewer injuries and work-related health conditions result in a lower number of compensation claims, which can add up to considerable savings over time. Having an ergonomics assessment can help you determine if your company is doing enough to protect your employees. For more information about ergonomics training in Arkansas, contact SEA Inc. at 501-568-3111 to speak with one of our certified trainers.