Workplace safety assessments
A closer look at workplace conditions, tasks, and existing practices to identify hazards and prioritize improvements.
- Site walkthroughs and observations
- Hazard identification
- Documented recommendations
APEX FORGEEHS CONSULTINGBASED IN MICHIGAN. SERVING NATIONWIDE.
Practical safety support for the people doing the work. Turn workplace risks into clear priorities, stronger programs, and action your team can use.
Workplace assessments · Training · Safety program support

HOW WE CAN HELP
Start with a specific challenge or take a broader look at your safety program. Scope and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
A closer look at workplace conditions, tasks, and existing practices to identify hazards and prioritize improvements.
Help building written procedures and a workable safety program around the way your business actually operates.
Safety conversations and training support focused on the risks your people encounter and the decisions they make.
A consistent point of support as your operations, projects, and safety priorities change.
FROM OBSERVATION TO ACTION
A useful safety program needs to make sense on the job. Our approach connects what is happening in the workplace with what your team can do next.
Outline your safety needsDiscuss your operation, concerns, current practices, and the support you need.
Define the scope, assess the relevant risks, and identify achievable improvements.
Deliver agreed recommendations, program support, or training with clear next steps.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND APEX FORGE
Jeff and Clay lead the business together, connecting business direction with the day to day delivery of consulting services.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
I build “we” safety cultures that operations, trades, and the C-suite can put into practice.
At Ford’s $5.6 billion BlueOval City project, I managed a $5.5 million safety budget on a site with more than 3,500 people. Monthly incidents dropped from 42 to 5, with a total recordable incident rate (TRIR) of 0.58 and zero citations.
When the Project Director was off-site, I led the morning kickoff with supervising trades and Ford managers. I worked with the Energy Marshal team and participated in daily meetings with electricians, electrical engineers, and commissioning personnel. Safety was built into the work from the start.
E&L brought me back as Vice President of Environmental, Health, and Safety to turn around declining safety performance across more than 40 sites in Michigan, Indiana, Tennessee, and Florida. Results included a TRIR of 0.0, an experience modification rate (EMR) of 0.66, and successful defenses in nine of ten OSHA matters, along with work involving MIOSHA’s Consultation Education and Training (CET) program.
The approach was consistent: measurable results, reliable systems, and a culture where everyone takes responsibility for safety.
My experience includes contractor prequalification through ISNetworld, Avetta, and Vero; field safety management with HammerTech; owner- and contractor-controlled insurance programs (OCIP/CCIP); NFPA 70E electrical safety; lockout/tagout (LOTO); and serious injury and fatality (SIF) investigations.
Apex Forge EHS Consulting brings that same approach to owners and project teams working on electric vehicle battery facilities, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and AI data centers—where a 42-incident month is a risk they cannot afford.
If your priorities are EMR, TRIR, or readiness for an OSHA visit, let’s talk.
Talk with JeffCHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Leads operational planning, service coordination, and the delivery of consulting support.
START WITH YOUR OPERATION
Tell Jeff and Clay about your workplace, concerns, and timeline.
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