Safety.
Technology.
Results.

What RSS owns

• Project compliance — Workers cleared before the start date, with required OQ, drug testing and background checks.
• OQ evaluations — Performed by RSS or arranged with an approved evaluator to meet the schedule and location.
• MSA requirements — Every active agreement's safety requirements reviewed, tracked and answered.
• Management consultation — A reference for leadership and a point of contact for client audits, questions and concerns.
• Incident investigation — Guidance from the first call through client notification, investigation and paperwork.
• Compliance portals — ISNetworld, Veriforce, Avetta, Energy Worldnet and other required portals kept current.
• Project plans and procedures — Site-specific safety plans and the procedures a project or client requires, written and kept current.
• One Call tickets — Locate tickets tracked from request through expiration and renewal, with every ticket visible to your company.

What RSS owns

• All CPM functions.
• OQ program administered end to end.
• Drug and alcohol program operated through your consortium.
• Training matrix by operator and role. In-person training where required; online training through Veradyn.
• Written program and procedures kept current.
• Field presence at kickoffs, operator meetings, audits and site visits.
• Incident response through root cause, corrective actions and regulatory reporting.
• Monthly leadership report and quarterly review.
• Insurance documentation for renewal.
• Direct department contact for client audits and questions.
• Accountability, meetings and content that support a zero-TRIR record.

What RSS owns

• Everything in ISM.
• One accountable owner, with each company's needs handled individually.
• A separate Veradyn Professional tenant for each company.
• Site-specific safety, emergency action, excavation, spill and traffic plans; safety content for bids and prequalification.
• Driver qualification files, hours-of-service, inspections and equipment records maintained to applicable FMCSA and OSHA requirements.
• One monthly owner report across all companies and one quarterly review.
• Shared programs written once. Company-specific procedures kept specific.