Hazardous materials play an important role in our society and are ubiquitous in the use as an ingredient to make a product, part of a process, or as backup power.  The end result is we cannot function without hazardous materials.  With our current knowledge and technology we are unable to eliminate all hazards associated with using hazardous materials.  Does that mean we sit back and hope something won't happen? The obvious answer is NO.  In reality the answer is much more complex.

We need to use every tool available now and in the future to reduce the risk associated with handling hazardous materials.  This becomes increasingly important when you factor in natural disasters and climate change (high winds, fires, flooding), human factors (errors, omissions, fatigue), and outside influences (surrounding businesses, transportation routes, etc.). Proactively Identifying hazards is the first step in reducing risk to your business and the community.  Next is to address the hazards by planning, preparing and auditing our hazardous material use to constantly improve.

​​​​Research has shown that inspections can identify unknown hazards, make a facility approximately 19-24 percent safer for at least two years following an inspection,

and encourages employees to speak up to an independent third party.

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Our goal is make businesses and communities aware of, better prepared for, and safer relating to the use of hazardous materials that are ubiquitous in our daily lives.  

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CT Auditing LLC partners with you to proactively identify hazards and associated harms in order to plan and prepare for an emergency to reduce the risk to your employees,  the surrounding community and keep your business operating.

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