The work on the board. Nothing extra invented.

OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 certifications

OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 training for crews and supervisors who need the card, not a generic lecture.

OSHA 10 is for workers. OSHA 30 is for people who need the longer course—supervisors, leads, and anyone the site has decided must sit the 30. Arroyo delivers both.

The session is written to the work the class actually does. Construction and general industry sites do not get the same examples. People leave with the certification and a clearer picture of what the standard expects on their floor.

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First Aid, CPR, and AED training

First Aid, CPR, and AED training for sites that need people on the floor who can respond.

When something happens on a plant or a job, the first minutes belong to whoever is standing there. This training covers first aid, CPR, and AED use so that person is not guessing.

Useful for new hires, refresher cycles, and crews that have turned over since the last class. The point is a usable skill on this site, not a slide deck.

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EHS gap assessments

A structured look at where the EHS program does not match the operation.

A gap assessment walks the written program, the records, and the actual work. The output is a ranked list of what is missing, what is out of date, and what is written but not followed.

Useful before an audit, after a reorganization, or when a new manager inherits a binder that has not been opened in a year. You get priorities, not a stack of findings with no order.

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VPP preparation

Preparation for OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs so the site knows what still has to be true.

VPP is a high bar. Preparation means the injury and illness program, employee involvement, worksite analysis, hazard prevention, and training are in a condition you can stand behind.

Arroyo helps a site see what is ready and what is not. This is preparation work. It is not a guarantee that OSHA will accept the application or award the site.

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Confined space programs

Confined space program, planning, written procedures, and assessment. Not field standby and not a team on the pad.

A confined space program has to match the spaces on the site. Arroyo writes the program, the entry procedures, and the assessment so the operation knows what is a space, who may enter, and what has to be true before anyone goes in.

This is program, planning, and assessment work. It is not field standby, not a team on the pad, and not a promise of on-site extraction capability.

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Environmental permitting and consultation

Environmental permitting and consultation so the application is complete and the operation is described accurately.

A permit package fails when it is incomplete, inconsistent, or written in language the reviewer cannot follow. Arroyo drafts the application, the supporting write-up, and the consultation around what the site actually does.

Most permitting and consultation is remote and available nationally—air, water, and waste applications, renewals, and revisions. You remain the applicant. The practice organizes what was asked for, flags missing pieces, and writes the narrative before you send it.

Arizona dust work sits with this environmental offering: dust control plans, dust control permits, and a check of the written program against the yard. That is plan and permit work, not a water truck on standby. Details are on the dust control page.

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Dust control plans and permits

Dust control plans and permits for Arizona earthmoving, yards, haul roads, construction, and aggregate. You remain the permittee.

Dust is a standing enforcement item in Arizona. Earthmoving, vacant lots, trackout, haul roads, construction, aggregate, and ready-mix all sit under county and state dust rules. Arroyo writes the dust control plan and the permit package, and checks the written program against the yard.

Typical work covers MCAQD, ADEQ, and other Arizona county programs—Rule 310 and 310.01 style plans, inspections of paper versus the site, and help after a dust NOV or order of abatement. This is plan, permit, and assessment work. It is not a water-truck standby contract and not a promise to operate dust control equipment. You remain the permittee.

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Regulatory damage control

Response support when an agency, an incident, or a citation has already landed.

Damage control starts after something has already gone wrong: a citation, a complaint, an incident, or an inspector on site. The first job is to stop making it worse. The second is a written, ordered response.

Arroyo helps gather what happened, what the record shows, and what has to go back to the agency or the leadership. This is not a promise that a finding will be withdrawn. It is help getting the response right.

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Industrial hygiene sampling

Industrial hygiene sampling planned around the jobs and the contaminants that matter on the site.

Sampling is how you find out what people are actually breathing or touching. Arroyo plans the sample, collects it, and puts the result in language a supervisor can use.

Useful when a process changes, a complaint comes in, or you need a baseline before you spend money on controls. The work follows the job—not a generic analyte list copied from another plant.

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