TerraFuego Safety & Compliance
We help small contractors and field-service employers build practical safety programs, organize the paperwork and put those programs into use.
Start with the basics
Many small employers know they need safety procedures but are unsure what documents, training and records apply to their operation. TerraFuego starts with the work your crews actually perform and builds from there.
Simple packages
Final scope depends on your operations, workforce and the safety requirements that apply to your business.
Starting at $750
For small employers that need a basic safety foundation.
Starting at $1,500
For contractors and employers with crews working in the field.
Starting at $2,000
For companies that want the program built and help putting it into practice.
Recurring service
$250 / month
Ron visits your workplace or jobsite once each month and conducts an approximately 30-minute safety meeting focused on a relevant field or seasonal topic.
Ask About Monthly MeetingsLocal travel and standard small-crew meetings included within the quoted service area. Larger groups, extended travel or specialized training may require separate pricing.
Safety Director
Ron brings decades of field and safety experience to TerraFuego. His background includes prior occupational-safety instruction at San Juan College in New Mexico and hands-on experience supporting field operations.
TerraFuego's approach is practical: help owners and supervisors understand the program, document the work and make safety part of normal field operations.
TerraFuego provides safety-program development, training and implementation support. We do not represent TerraFuego or its personnel as OSHA- or Cal/OSHA-authorized trainers unless a specific current authorization applies, and we do not guarantee regulatory compliance.
The employer remains responsible for identifying and complying with all laws, regulations and training requirements applicable to its workplace and employees.
Safety & Compliance FAQ
If you are not sure what safety programs or training your company needs, start here. TerraFuego can help you organize the basics around the work your employees actually perform.
Most California employers are required to establish, implement and maintain a written IIPP. TerraFuego can help develop or organize a practical IIPP around your company's actual operations.
It is a written set of procedures for preventing and responding to heat illness, including areas such as water, shade, high-heat procedures, emergency response and employee and supervisor training when the applicable standard requires them.
Many California employers with employees working outdoors are subject to Cal/OSHA heat-illness-prevention requirements. TerraFuego can help you identify the basic program elements that apply to your operation and put the written procedures and supporting forms together.
Safety Essentials focuses on the core written safety foundation. The Field Safety Program adds applicable field-focused items such as heat illness procedures, PPE guidance, vehicle and equipment inspections, JHA/JSA forms, supervisor responsibilities and a toolbox or tailgate meeting system.
Yes. We start with what your employees actually do, the equipment they use and the conditions they work in. The goal is a program your supervisors and employees can understand and use, not a generic binder with only the company name changed.
Yes. If you already have an IIPP, heat plan, safety manual or forms, TerraFuego can review and organize them, identify obvious gaps or outdated sections and help you build a more usable program. The employer remains responsible for determining and meeting all requirements that apply to its workplace.
Ron conducts an approximately 30-minute on-site safety meeting on a relevant field or seasonal topic. The visit includes meeting material, an employee attendance record, documentation of the date, topic and instructor, a copy of the completed records for management and a brief management follow-up.
No. Requirements depend on the employer's industry and operations. For example, California construction supervisors must conduct toolbox or tailgate safety meetings at least every 10 working days. TerraFuego's monthly meeting is a supplemental service and is not represented as satisfying every required meeting or training obligation.
No. TerraFuego does not currently issue OSHA Outreach 10- or 30-hour cards. Our services focus on practical company safety programs, implementation support and workplace safety meetings and training within the scope of the service provided.
No. TerraFuego provides safety-program development, training and implementation support, but the employer remains responsible for identifying and complying with the laws, regulations and training requirements that apply to its workplace and employees.
Tell us what your crews do and we'll start with the basics.
For authoritative requirements, employers should consult the applicable Cal/OSHA standards, including Title 8 §3203 (IIPP), Title 8 §3395 (Outdoor Heat Illness Prevention), and, for construction employers, Title 8 §1509. Construction supervisors are required by §1509 to conduct toolbox or tailgate safety meetings at least every 10 working days; TerraFuego's monthly meeting service is supplemental and is not represented as satisfying every meeting or training obligation.