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Business as usual. That’s a good thing.

Everyone who manufactures or transports is at risk. There are practical matters to consider: fines, lawsuits, damage to your company’s reputation. A single incident can impact stock price. Add to that the massive revenue stream that’s lost with a stoppage or shutdown. The value of your EHS program just skyrocketed.

Everyone matters.

Companies are accountable for a lot of people. Employees. Supplier teams. Community residents. Their safety, their health, and their peace of mind depend on your EHS program. And speaking of peace of mind… when you know that your program and processes are rock solid – everyone sleeps better at night!

No one is better. No one.

Revenew is your independent third-party EHS expert. Emphasis on expert. Our proficiency in this area is impressive: EHS leader Paul Pettit holds a Master’s Degree in Environmental, Health, and Safety. He and his team provide assurance that your program is optimized. And operating as intended.

Energy is where we live.

Figuratively and literally. Based in Houston, Texas, Revenew has been dominant in the oil and gas sector for decades. We serve many diverse industries, but we live and breathe energy –with a deep knowledge of its unique requirements and challenges. To your advantage.

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Paul Pettit

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an EHS review? An EHS review, often called an EHS audit, is an independent assessment of an organization's environment, health, and safety program. It checks whether policies, procedures, training, and field practices meet regulatory requirements and actually protect employees, supplier teams, and the surrounding community. Revenew performs EHS reviews as an independent third party.
Why do companies need an independent EHS review? A strong EHS program protects employees, supplier teams, and the surrounding community, and keeps operations running as usual. An independent reviewer sees the program without internal assumptions and gives leadership an objective view of where it is strong and where it can improve. The same review reduces exposure to fines, litigation, and reputational harm.
Which companies need an EHS review? Any company that manufactures or transports goods carries EHS responsibilities. Revenew focuses on advanced and industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and oil and gas and utilities, with experience across chemicals and mining. Based in Houston, Texas, Revenew has worked in the oil and gas sector for decades.
How often should an EHS program be reviewed? Most organizations review their EHS program at least annually, and again after a serious incident, a regulatory change, an acquisition, or the start of new operations. People, contractors, and sites change over time, so a periodic independent review keeps the program aligned with current operations and regulations.