Project Support

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

Flexible capacity for owners, contractors, and partners. Construction inspections, compliance audits, hazard assessments, OSHA citation abatement, accident investigations, and safety program development.

  • Construction inspections and conformance documentation

  • Compliance audits (chemical inventory, OSHA, EM 385-1-1)

  • Hazard assessments and on-site risk mitigation

  • OSHA citation abatement and accident investigations

  • Safety program development and written H&S plans

  • Air monitoring (PM 2.5) and specialized compliance

  • Owner-side documentation, meeting coordination, prime transitions

Construction worker performing on-site metal cutting during field support

Overview

Project Support is AHS's flexible capacity for the work that doesn't fit neatly into Project Management, Quality Control, or SSHO scopes but still benefits from disciplined oversight. It's also the home for AHS's broader general-industry practice (29 CFR 1910): OSHA citation abatement, accident investigations, compliance audits, hazard assessments, and air monitoring.

What we provide

  • Construction inspections. Conformance documentation aligned to specifications and EM 385-1-1.
  • Compliance audits. Chemical inventory, OSHA, and federal-program audits.
  • Hazard assessments and risk mitigation. Pre-task and ongoing.
  • OSHA citation abatement. Closing out cited conditions with documented corrective action.
  • Accident investigations. Structured, documented, defensible.
  • Safety program development. Written H&S plans, handbooks, policy statements.
  • Air monitoring. PM 2.5 and specialized exposure monitoring (federal-program experience).
  • Owner-side support. Documentation, meeting coordination, transition between primes.

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Site engineer reviewing project drawings on a construction site

Project Management

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

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Workers placing and inspecting steel reinforcement on a construction deck

Quality Control

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

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Tower cranes and scaffolding on an active construction project at golden hour

Site Safety and Health Officer

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

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