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Z-Tex is a revered privately owned entity specializing in Occupational Safety & Health consulting and training services, meticulously designed to meet the diverse needs of various industries including Construction, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, and Mining. Z-Tex has a robust commitment to fostering safer, compliant, and more productive work environments. The company is distinguished for its unparalleled expertise, comprehensive solutions, and innovative approaches in mitigating occupational hazards and enhancing workplace safety.

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SERVICES PROVIDED

We are dedicated to empowering companies to navigate the intricate landscape of occupational safety, offering consulting services that include risk assessments, safety audits, compliance reviews, and policy development. Our training programs are meticulously crafted to equip workforce and management with the knowledge and skills essential for adhering to safety regulations, optimizing operational efficiency, and ensuring the wellbeing of all personnel.

SAFETY AND HEALTH CONSULTING

WORKER INJURY CLAIM MANAGEMENT

PROJECT SAFETY REPRESENTATION

SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

REPRESENTATION DURING OSHA INSPECTIONS

SAFETY & HEALTH RECORD KEEPING

SAFETY & HEALTH TRAINING

RECRUITMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

PROJECT SAFETY & HEALTH INSPECTIONS

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLING FOR CRYSTALLINE SILICA

CONTESTING OSHA CITATION

SAFETY & HEALTH AUDITS

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WE STRIVE TO SPREAD AWARENESS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY TRAINING.

"Contractor was not confined space trained. Oscar Zamarron is an expert in workplace safety.

He says toxic fumes are not uncommon in permit-required confined spaces, and companies that go in them need special training. OSHA defines a permit-required confined space as an area that has restricted means for exit and entry, isn’t designed for continuous employee occupancy, and also can have a hazardous atmosphere or other safety issues. “All that training has to take place before they actually go in there,” said Zamarron. “They need to understand the dangers.” That training includes using monitors to check for hazardous gases, airing out the fumes, and using a harness and other equipment to help workers in and out."

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Z-Tex awaits you to serve your safety needs.

P.O. Box 657 Elgin, TX 78621

1-833-919-ZTEX

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