Construction project team discussing safety requirements before work begins

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    Talk to a Construction Safety Consultant

    Call, email, or send the project details. You will talk to a safety professional who has worked construction — not a sales desk.

    Direct lines

    The fastest ways to reach us.

    Call

    (903) 767-8161

    Best for urgent coverage, near-term mobilizations, and anything that happened on site today.

    Email

    c.wortham@sossafetyconsulting.com

    Best for scoped requests — attach owner or general contractor safety requirements and we will read them before we reply.

    Based in

    Omaha, NE

    Nebraska-based · nationwide project support. Travel and per diem are part of the scoping conversation.

    Staffing requests

    Request a Safety Professional

    Use the intake checklist if you need someone on a project rather than consulting support.

    Talk to a Safety Consultant

    Send your project details.

    Send the project details and we will reply with a straight answer on scope and timing. Phone and email above are still the fastest route if your date is tight.

    Please do not submit confidential project information, employee medical information, incident records, or other sensitive personal information through this form. We will tell you the right way to share those once we connect.

    Make the first message count

    Include these and we can usually answer in one pass.

    Safety questions are specific, so vague inquiries take three rounds of email to answer. Whether you are calling about consulting, documentation, or onsite coverage, this is what lets us give you a real answer instead of a brochure.

    • What you need: consulting support, a written program, AHAs, a site-specific plan, an audit, or a person on site.
    • Project location and whether the site is remote.
    • Project type: data center, industrial, commercial, heavy civil, or facility work.
    • Who is imposing the requirement — owner, general contractor, insurer, or a regulatory response.
    • The deadline that actually matters and how firm it is.
    • High-consequence exposures in scope: falls, excavation, energized work, critical lifts, confined space.
    • Whether an incident, citation, or inspection is driving the request.
    • The best number to reach the person who owns the project schedule.

    What happens next

    No pitch cycle.

    1. 01

      You reach out

      Call or email with the project and the deadline. Same-day response during working hours whenever we are not on a site.

    2. 02

      Short scoping conversation

      We confirm what the requirement actually is, which is often narrower — or wider — than the first description.

    3. 03

      A straight answer on scope and timing

      What we would do, what it takes, and whether your date is realistic. Including when it is not.

    4. 04

      Work starts

      Documentation, consulting, or a mobilized professional, with the same practice supporting all three.

    Have a deadline on the calendar?

    Call and we will tell you what is achievable before anyone commits to it.

    Nebraska-based · nationwide project support