Safety assessments, written programs and bilingual training built around sanitation, chemicals and the equipment your crews clean every day. For food plants, warehouses, schools and facilities across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Sanitation shifts, chemical rooms, wet floors and equipment opened up for cleaning are where many workplace injuries and OSHA findings start. We work in those areas every day, so we know what to look for and how to fix it in a way crews will follow.
Sanitation and maintenance are when guards come off and chemicals come out. That is where we start.
Findings, procedures, signs and training in English and Spanish, so every crew member understands them.
Every finding is ranked by risk with a clear owner and next step, not a 200-page binder.
Written programs, training records and corrective actions ready for OSHA, insurers and customer audits.
A walkthrough of your floors, equipment, chemical areas and records, measured against the federal OSHA general industry standards that apply in Texas.
Energy control during cleaning, changeovers and repairs.
Cleaners, sanitizers and other hazardous chemicals.
Slips, trips and falls, the most common injuries in wet facilities.
Tanks, silos, pits and elevated cleaning work.
The right protection for each task, and proof it fits.
What happens when something goes wrong.
Cleaning conveyors, slicers, mixers and fillers means reaching inside machines that can start, move or release stored energy. We check that every machine has a clear procedure, every crew member knows it, and the locks and tags are where they are needed.
Start with a walkthrough, then choose the support you need. Every service can be combined with your sanitation, cleaning or pest management program.
A walkthrough of your facility and records the way an inspector would see them, with every gap ranked by risk.
Programs written for your equipment, chemicals and people, not generic templates.
A chemical program that ties together what you use, where it is stored and how crews handle it.
Short, practical sessions in English and Spanish, delivered on site and documented for your records.
Clear rules for everyone who enters your facility, including the crews you hire.
When you need numbers, we arrange monitoring with a Certified Industrial Hygienist partner.
Good to know: our assessments, programs and training help you prepare for OSHA and customer audits. They support your safety program but do not replace your legal responsibilities as an employer, and Cavanto is not affiliated with OSHA. Formal exposure studies (noise, air sampling) are delivered with a Certified Industrial Hygienist partner when required.
Concentrated cleaners and sanitizers cause many burns, eye injuries and breathing complaints. We match the right products, labels, PPE and dilution setup, so the people using them stay safe and the program still works.
We walk your areas with your team and review your programs and records.
You get ranked findings with photos, owners and a written price for any help.
We help correct the gaps and write or update the programs you are missing.
We train your crews in English and Spanish and come back to confirm the fixes.
Short sessions on the floor, in English and Spanish, built around your own equipment and chemicals. Every session is documented with sign-in sheets and topics for your records.
No. Cavanto is a private company. We help you prepare for OSHA inspections and customer audits. We are not affiliated with OSHA and do not issue OSHA citations or approvals.
Texas private employers fall under federal OSHA. We use the OSHA general industry standards (29 CFR 1910) that apply to your operation, plus your customer and audit requirements.
No. Findings and reports belong to you, and we never share them without your permission.
Our training is practical, site-specific safety training with records for your files. We will let you know if official OSHA Outreach cards are needed and how to get them.
Yes. Many clients add a safety assessment or chemical safety program to their sanitation, cleaning or pest management agreement, with one point of contact.
The free walkthrough takes about 60 minutes. A full OSHA readiness assessment usually takes half a day to a day on site, depending on facility size, followed by a written report.
Book a free 60-minute Safety Walkthrough and get a one-page snapshot with your top five priorities.
Book a Free Safety Walkthrough Call (972) 482-5845