Site Safety and Health Officer

SSHO support for projects that need experienced field oversight and a documented safety record.

Experienced site safety oversight for projects that need field communication, compliance awareness, and clear daily reporting.

  • Site safety oversight and daily reporting

  • Hazard analysis and pre-task planning support

  • Compliance coordination across trades

  • Incident documentation and safety record management

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Overview

AHS provides Site Safety and Health Officer support for projects that need experienced field oversight, clear communication, and the documentation that holds up to compliance review. SSHO is staffed to fit the project: full-time on complex sites, intermittent on smaller engagements.

What we provide

Experienced SSHO presence on the project. Hazard analyses. Daily reports. Coordination with the prime contractor's safety program. The records that protect the owner and the project team.

Ideal for

  • Federal or public projects requiring formal SSHO presence
  • Multi-trade sites with complex coordination
  • Projects with recordable incident history that need experienced oversight
  • Owner-side oversight where the prime safety program needs a counterpart

Outcomes

Safer sites. Complete records. A project team that has the safety information it needs to keep work moving.

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Project Management

The lead service. Owner-focused communication and clean documentation from kickoff to close-out.

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Project Support

Practical project capacity. Inspections, audits, hazard assessments, OSHA abatement, and safety program development.

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Quality Control

Field-grade quality control with the documentation discipline procurement officers and primes expect.

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