Hazardous production facility outsourcing

We run your hazardous facility from identification and registration to reporting and dealing with the regulator.

First consultation is free

FormatOngoing supportunder a contract
Legal basisZRU-57law on industrial safety of hazardous facilities
OversightIndustrial Safety Committeeunder the Cabinet of Ministers
ReportMonthlyto management

HSE Company group clients

A safety specialist checks a work permit on site

What it is

Your facility’s industrial safety is our job

Hazardous production facilities are sites that use explosive and flammable substances, pressure equipment or lifting equipment, or carry out mining. Requirements are set by the Law “On Industrial Safety of Hazardous Production Facilities” (ZRU-57), and oversight is carried out by the Committee for Industrial, Radiation and Nuclear Safety under the Cabinet of Ministers. With outsourcing, these duties are performed under contract by an external team of engineers: we handle documentation, production control and review deadlines, while you focus on production.

Responsibilities
Outsourcing does not remove it from the owner, but it removes the routine.
Deadlines
Reviews, attestations and knowledge tests are under our control.
Transparency
Once a month the manager receives a short status report.

What's included

What ongoing support includes

  1. 01
    Identification and registrationWe identify hazard criteria and prepare documents to register the facility in the state register of hazardous facilities.
  2. 02
    Production controlWe draft the regulations, run scheduled checks and keep the logs.
  3. 03
    Industrial safety reviewWe track deadlines and organise reviews of technical devices, buildings and documentation.
  4. 04
    Mandatory documentationIndustrial safety declaration, accident response plan, instructions and procedures.
  5. 05
    Staff trainingWe keep the training and knowledge test schedule for managers and workers.
  6. 06
    Working with the regulatorWe prepare the site for inspections, accompany them and respond to orders.

Comparison

In-house specialist or outsourcing

In-house specialist

  • Salary, taxes, training, holidays and sick leave
  • One or two people for all areas
  • Illness or resignation stops the work
  • Changes in regulations — if the specialist keeps up
  • Responsibility within an employment contract

SKS outsourcing

  • Fixed fee under the contract
  • A team of engineers with different profiles
  • Replacing a specialist is our job
  • We track regulatory changes for all clients at once
  • Scope and result are fixed in the contract

Who it's for

Who needs this service

Oil, gas and chemicals

Facilities with explosive and flammable substances.

Boiler houses and pressure equipment

Boilers, vessels, pipelines.

Companies with cranes

Lifting equipment in production and construction.

Mining

Quarries, mines, processing.

Documents

What you receive

We hand over documents you can show to inspectors, clients and management.

Facility documents

Production control regulations, logs, instructions and procedures.

Deadline schedule

Reviews, inspections, knowledge tests.

Monthly report

What has been done and what needs a decision.

Responses to orders

Inspection readiness and working with the regulator.

Why SKS

Why clients choose us

Our own specialists

Certified engineers, auditors and experts on staff, not subcontracted.

International standards

We train managers under the IOSH programme and follow international safety practice.

Comprehensive approach

From a single document to fully outsourced turnkey safety.

Training after the inspection

If the inspection reveals gaps in knowledge, we train staff at our own training centre.

Uzbekistan. We work in Tashkent and travel to sites across the country.

How we work

How the work is done

  1. Week 1: audit

    We inspect the site and check documents and the dates of reviews and attestations.

  2. Week 2: plan

    We agree on what needs to be brought into compliance and in what order.

  3. Weeks 3–4: documents

    We restore what is missing and issue orders and the production control schedule.

  4. Then: ongoing support

    Scheduled checks, deadline control and preparation for regulator visits.

  5. Every month: report

    A short status report to management.

Photos

What the work on site looks like

An engineer inspects valves at an oil refinery
Production control
Walk-round of a liquefied gas storage
Site walk-round
Checking a work permit
Work permit
Tank farm
Tank farm

Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Does outsourcing remove the owner’s responsibility?

No, legal responsibility stays with the owner. Outsourcing removes the routine: we handle deadlines, logs, reports and inspection readiness.

How does work on site start?

With an audit in the first week: we inspect the site and check documents and the dates of reviews and attestations. Then we agree a plan and put the documents in order.

How will we know everything is in order?

Once a month the manager gets a short report: what has been done, which deadlines are coming up and what needs a decision.

Do you train the site staff?

Yes, we keep the training and knowledge test schedule ourselves. Courses are run by our training centre, for example industrial safety.

Free consultation

Hand over industrial safety to a specialist team

We'll answer your questions, estimate the scope and help you avoid overspending on safety.

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