Green Building (LEED) Consulting
REDCODE EHS:
At REDCODE EHS, our certified and highly experienced Life Safety Professional (MSEM, CSP, ASP, CHMM, CHFM, FPS, RCRA, DOT) brings over 17 years of hands-on expertise in construction health and safety, OSHA, EPA, NFPA, TJC, CMS compliance, and EHS management. We help your existing teams and / or serve as your dedicated EHS / Facility Manager for both residential and commercial projects across the USA.
We help your LEED and construction projects run smoothly, efficiently, and successfully. With extensive experience supporting projects from small commercial buildings to large-scale construction developments, we guide teams through every phase of the LEED certification and environmental health and safety (EHS) compliance process—focusing especially on Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and sustainable construction practices.
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• Planning for sustainable site development
• Compliance mapping for certification credits
• Low-VOC product recommendations
• Waste reduction strategies
• Monitoring and implementation during construction
• Protection of indoor air quality
• Regular reporting for LEED compliance
• Continuous IEQ verification
• Flush-out procedures to remove contaminants
• Documentation of final results for certification
• Compilation of project documentation
• Credit tracking and compliance reports
Partner with REDCODE EHS for expert guidance, proven results, and a commitment to sustainable, high-performance buildings.
- Construction Health and Safety refers to the policies, procedures, and standards that protect workers, property, and the environment on construction sites. In the USA, these are regulated primarily by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) to ensure compliance and reduce workplace incidents.
- OSHA Compliance ensures that construction sites follow federal safety standards, minimizing accidents, penalties, and project delays. It also enhances your company’s reputation and qualifies you for government and corporate contracts.
- REDCODE EHS assists in every stage of LEED certification, focusing on Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), waste management, and worker safety. Our EHS professionals ensure your project meets both green building standards and safety compliance.
- Common OSHA requirements include fall protection, hazard communication, respiratory protection, electrical safety, and personal protective equipment (PPE). REDCODE EHS provides audits and training to help your team meet these standards effectively.
- By conducting regular EHS audits, employee safety training, risk assessments, and maintaining clear documentation, companies can reduce accidents and achieve continuous safety improvement. Partnering with a certified EHS expert like REDCODE EHS helps maintain long-term compliance and safety culture.
- Yes, REDCODE EHS offers on-site safety training, audits, and inspections across the USA. Our goal is to ensure your construction teams follow OSHA, EPA, and LEED guidelines for maximum efficiency and compliance.
- LEED certification improves building performance, indoor air quality, and sustainability, while also increasing property value and reducing operational costs. In the USA, LEED-compliant construction is often required for government and corporate projects, making it both a compliance and marketing advantage.
- REDCODE EHS provides end-to-end support — from planning and documentation to on-site safety implementation and Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) testing. Our experts ensure your project meets all required LEED credits related to health, safety, waste management, and air quality.
- IEQ focuses on maintaining clean air, low emissions, proper ventilation, and occupant well-being. It directly affects LEED points. REDCODE EHS ensures your construction process aligns with ASHRAE standards and other LEED IEQ prerequisites for certification success.
- LEED projects encourage the use of non-toxic materials, controlled ventilation, and safe construction practices, reducing risks from dust, fumes, and chemical exposure. This approach benefits both construction teams and future building occupants.
- Yes. REDCODE EHS helps retrofit existing buildings by improving safety systems, waste management, and environmental performance — helping clients earn LEED credits for Operations and Maintenance (O+M) certification.