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Hygieneering, Inc.
News & Updates
June 2022
Featured Service
PSM & RMP Compliance Services
Helping our refrigeration, food processing, and other industrial clients to prevent the unwanted release of hazardous chemicals while maintaining and/or developing a compliant Process Safety/Risk Management Program.

Hygieneering’s expert team of workplace health and safety professionals can effectively evaluate/update your current PSM/RMP program or develop/establish a new OSHA/EPA compliant program to safely support your operations. 
Hygieneering’s team of trained and experienced professionals will:

  • Develop/update your site’s PSM/RMP program for you on a turnkey basis, or assist you in the coordination or development of any phase or element
  • Provide on-site implementation assistance
  • Assist with management of changes/pre-start up safety reviews 
  • Evaluate your PSM/RMP program periodically to ensure compliance
  • Conduct training sessions for your personnel
Hygieneering also provides:

  • Process Hazard Analysis Services
  • Compliance Auditing Services
  • Offsite Consequence Analysis Services
  • Written Management Plans (i.e. employee participation, management of change, contractor safety, etc.)
  • Operating & Preventative Maintenance Procedures
  • OSHA Required Programs (i.e. lockout/tagout, confined space, respiratory protection, emergency evacuation, etc.)
  • Mechanical Integrity Testing Services
  • PSM/RMP & HAZWOPER Training Services

Contact Kevin Konkey today to make sure your business is safe & compliant!
630.706.6681 | KKonkey@hygieneering.com 

Learn more about this service and others by visiting our brochure page.
Project Spotlight
Hygieneering was recently awarded a project, at a Cheese Company in Wisconsin, to develop a full Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR 1910.119 Process Safety Management (PSM) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 40 CFR part 68 Risk Management Plan program. This Cheese Company in Wisconsin has a refrigeration system that contains more than 10,000 pounds of anhydrous ammonia and they must comply with OSHA’s Process Safety Management and EPA’s Risk Management Plan regulations. Our services to this client included, but not limited to:

  • Developing a site-specific PSM/RMP Management program that covered the elements of PSM/RMP
  • Assistance in the development and compilation of process safety information (PSI) for the process
  • Conducting a process hazard analysis (PHA)
  • Developing standard operating procedures / technical operating specifications for process equipment
  • Development of mechanical integrity testing
  • Inspection and maintenance procedures
  • Filing a Chemical Security Assessment Tool (CSAT) Top-Screen Survey Application
  • Preparing offsite consequence analysis reports
  • Submitting proper information to the EPA

Hygieneering’s diverse professional staff has assisted in keeping clients that have chemicals meeting the threshold quantities established by OSHA and EPA within compliance with these regulations applicable to their processes, and keeping their workplace safe for their employees.  

Hygieneering Celebrations
June Birthdays
Happy birthday to the following team members who celebrate in June!

Alex Tiria 6/19
Vicky Igras 6/22
Amy Bauer 6/26
Company Anniversaries
Congratulations to the following people who are celebrating milestones this month at Hygieneering! Thank you for your hard work and dedication throughout the years!

Matt Guidarelli - 33 yrs
Greg Kuc - 9 yrs
Frank Pelletier - 5 yrs
David Zeidner - 16 yrs
Association Participation
Contractors Association of Will and Grundy Counties 41st Annual Golf Outing
The thriving CAWGC is over 200 members strong and is proud to be the voice of the commercial, industrial, and institutional construction industry for eight decades.

Midwest Food Processors Association
Annual Summit & Scramble

MWFPA is a trade association founded in 1905 representing the food products industry in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois. MWFPA’s purpose is to advocate on public policy issues including food safety, work force, and environmental regulations; connect across the industry through updates and networking; and provide education though training, scholarships, and research.

Compliance Reminders
This is a friendly reminder that:

  • DOT Registrations - Due June 30th
  • Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) / Form R Report – Due July 1st
This Month
This year the following weekly topics will be highlighted during National Safety Month:


Week 3 - Injury Prevention: In 2020 alone, more than four million workplace injuries required medical attention in the U.S. Learn about approaches to preventing injuries and deaths, including identifying hazards and assessing risks.

Week 4 - Slips, Trips, and Falls: With falls the second-leading cause of unintentional injury-related death, this week the focus will be on reducing slips, trips, and falls as well as falls from heights and cover how technology can play a role in saving lives.

To access the free materials available (you don’t have to be an NSC member) just go to the NSC website and choose the link that says “Sign up now”. Once you enter some basic information you will notified by email when the materials are ready for you to access.