CREW BUILT SAFETY GROUP
Mission Critical Safety Solutions — Protecting the Workforce

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Crew Built Safety Group provides professional construction safety consulting, jobsite safety leadership, and workforce protection services for contractors, developers, infrastructure projects, and industrial organizations.

With more than 35 years of boots-on-the-ground construction experience, Founder India Hughes understands the realities of the field and the importance of protecting the workforce while maintaining project productivity. Crew Built Safety Group supports commercial construction, infrastructure development, utility and transmission projects, industrial construction, and data center construction.

CORE CAPABILITIES

• Construction Safety Oversight
• Jobsite Safety Inspections & Audits
• OSHA Compliance Guidance
• Contractor Safety Coordination
• Hazard Identification & Risk Mitigation
• Safety Program Development
• Toolbox Talks & Safety Training
• Incident Investigation & Reporting
• On-Site EMT Emergency Medical Support

WORKFORCE COMMITMENT

Crew Built Safety Group believes safety leadership begins with respect for the workforce. With decades of field experience working directly alongside construction crews, India Hughes focuses on building trust with workers, listening to the people performing the work, and implementing practical safety solutions that protect workers while supporting project success.

Safety is more than compliance — it is a commitment to ensuring every worker returns home safely at the end of the day.

INDUSTRIES SUPPORTED

• Commercial Construction
• Infrastructure Projects
• Utility & Transmission
• Industrial Construction
• Data Center Construction

CONTACT INFORMATION

India Hughes
Founder & Principal Safety Consultant

Crew Built Safety Group

Phone: 440-903-6722
Email: ihbackup66@gmail.com
Location: Columbus, Ohio

Nationwide Project Support

NAICS CODES

541620 – Environmental, Health & Safety Consulting Services
541690

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