EcoLogic Systems, a leading developer of environmental management software, has just completed development of its new web site — www.HealthyBldgs.com. The site was developed for use by school districts, colleges, property owners, building managers and public agencies to help them create safer and healthier building environments and comply with EPA and OSHA regulations. According to the EcoLogic Systems President, Kenneth Churchill, “we saw there was a critical need for a system that would help property owners and managers comply with the volumes of EPA and OSHA regulations that have been enacted over the past few years.”
For organizations with numerous properties, creating effective programs and managing all the required information to ensure buildings remain in compliance is an enormous task. For example, a typical school district needs to develop 13 health and safety programs to meet regulatory requirements. In addition, many of the regulations require extensive recordkeeping and reporting. The HealthyBldgs.com site provides a safe and secure place to store and retrieve information as well as creates an automated recordkeeping and reporting process for regulatory compliance.
To set up the client’s site, EcoLogic’s consultants work with the client to determine what health and safety programs are needed. The consultant also evaluates the client’s hazardous materials information and builds an inventory of hazardous materials for each property. Then the information is loaded onto the site and the client is provided with secure access. Once these steps are completed, the client has a complete system capable of managing and communicating health and safety and regulatory compliance programs.
The HealthyBldgs.com web site provides a wealth of information on asbestos, lead-based paint, indoor air quality, and hazardous materials management. The site also contains sample health and safety plans and data for an actual school site. You can visit the site at www.HealthyBldgs.com or call EcoLogic Systems at 800/223-0609 for additional information. You can also visit the site and use the free demo option to look it over.
From the Daily Regulatory Reporter, originally from Business Wire
