Field Risk Review
Proactive identification of field hazards, sequencing risks, and safety exposures before mobilization. We walk the site so your crew doesn't walk into surprises.
What’s Included
• Pre-mobilization site assessment
• Erection hazard identification
• Fall protection planning
• Safety audits
Who This Is For
• GCs — Protect your schedule and budget
• Owners & Developers — Reduce capital risk before steel hits the site
• Steel Erection Subcontractors — A peer review from someone who's bid the work, run the jobs, and set the iron.
• Fabricators — Avoid connection-detail conflicts before fabrication
FAQ
Q: What does a field risk review actually cover? A: We walk the site or review site documentation to identify erection hazards, fall protection needs, sequencing risks, and safety exposures before mobilization — flagging what OSHA's Steel Erection Standard (1926 Subpart R) requires and what the site conditions actually demand.
Q: When should a field risk review happen? A: Before mobilization, ideally as soon as the site is accessible and the erection sequence is set — the earlier a hazard is flagged, the more options you have to plan around it.
Q: How is this different from a standard safety audit? A: A standard audit checks compliance boxes. A field risk review is done by someone who's actually erected steel, so it also catches sequencing-driven hazards and site-specific exposures that a generic checklist can miss.