SAFETY - SILO CLEANING

Mole•Master Services Corporation has installed a 36-foot bulk storage silo at its Marietta headquarters in an expansion of its existing training capabilities. With a 12-foot outside diameter, the addition gives the Ohio-based silo cleaning specialist the ability to provide further hands-on training for its employees on site.. The silo offers the opportunity for employees to train on all aspects of silo and bin cleaning including all required OSHA and MSHA standards.

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"Safety Is a Way of Life at Mole*Master"

Mole•Master's highly skilled, trained professional staff always meets or exceeds OSHA/MSHA standards. Our rigorous safety training program ensures 100% compliance with federal guidelines – and that is only the beginning.

In addition, we educate ourselves on the safety regulations you deal with everyday, whether those regulations are state-wide, regional, or industry-specific.

At Mole•Master, our silo cleaning technicians begin by training in OSHA/MSHA safety standards, and that training never ends. That is why we have won awards like the "100% Safety Award" from the Mid-Ohio Valley Safety Council.

Actively supporting the advancement of safety regulations and their adherence, Mole•Master is a proud member of the following organizations:

• Mid-Ohio Valley Safety Council
• Browz Group LC-Third Party Safety Management
• Browz Group LC
• ISNETWORLD (ISN Software Corporation)
• SMI (Saety Management Inc)
• Purchasing Services Co.

Following is a list of just some of the training received by Mole•Master skilled silo cleaning technicians:

• MSHA 5000-23 Parts 46, 47 and 48

• OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Construction

• OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Industry

• OSHA Hazwhoper

• DOT

• Respirator Training

• West Virginia Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training

• ATF

Additional training is provided for:

• Drug Free Workplace

• Competent Inspection

• Air Quality Monitoring/Testing

• Confined Space Entry

• First Aid

• CPR

• Walking-Working Surfaces
• Occupational Noise Exposure
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Eye & Face Protection
• Respiratory Protection
• Head Protection
• Occupational Foot Protection
• Hand Protection
• Permit-Required Confined Spaces
• The Control of Hazardous Energy (lockout/tagout)
• Hazard Communication
• Fall Protection
• Fire Protection & Prevention
• Tools – Hand & Power