TCA "In The News"

BP Explosion:  Lessons in Accountability
By:  Tara Hart
This article was first published by InTech Magazine in their June 2005 issue

Code of Honor
TCA Brings Safety Technology Tools to the Construction Industry
April 5, 2004:  Texas Contractor

TCA's Hart, named one of Houston's Top 10 Women on the Move
November 10, 2002:  Houston Chronicle

TCA makes the Houston 100 again this year
September 2002:  Houston Business Journal

Beyond Symbolism: A Way To Save Hispanic Lives
Monday, June 24, 2002: Houston Chronicle
Construction fatalities dropped 3% in the year 2002, but the hispanic fatalities increased to 24%. Why? Is the problem a language barrier? What is the solution? Tara Hart suggests -- standardization in construction safety...

Safety Trend Could Save Lives, Money, Time
September 2001: Asphalt Contractor
A new safety system being launched nationwide will aid change in the construction industry. This universal system will standardize jobsite environments to decrease safety confusion among workers. The Compliance Alliance provides this new TCA Safety System . . .

Safety in Numbers
Week of August 31-September 6, 2001: Houston Business Journal
The Compliance Alliance helps client companies get in check with safety requirements . . . Tara Hart, founder and CEO, of TCA developed a standardized system that could be easily adopted at any construction site. The Compliance Alliance's goal is to stabilize the safety environment at jobsites by implementing a color-coded system that brings simplicity to the process of making jobsite safety more visible.

TCA's Safety System
July 2001: Masonry Construction
Why TCA's Safety System? Now, construction contractors can implement a standardized safety system aimed at reducing and possibly eliminating the number of jobsite injuries and fatalities with The Compliance Alliance's (TCA) Safety System.

Blue-Collar Worker Campaign Launched
June 2001: Construction and Engineering Safety
The Compliance Alliance launched "Project Blue Collar Cool". This nationwide campaign is underway to change the inaccurate perception of the construction industry and raise awareness of the blue-collar worker as a valuable resource.

The Standard Colors of Safety Cultures
May 2001: CEE News
Standardizing jobsite safety procedures has become one woman's personal quest. TCA specialized in universal, affordable, and effective occupational health and safety systems for America's workplace. The Compliance Alliance's Tara Hart has a singular purpose of standardizing safety procedures to help contractors meet OSHA safety regulations by offering TCA's Safety System.

The Compliance Alliance-Planning a Standard of Safety
May 2001: Texas Contractor
Tara Hart is attempting to standardize health and safety programs in order to increase universal knowledge of safety products and procedures. "We are in a race against the next fatality," said Hart, "Our goal is to transform how safety is managed in the field."

Internet Bringing New Twist To Workplace Safety Programs
Week of March 16-22, 2001: Houston Business Journal
Tara Hart is preparing to launch a new service, which allows customer access to universal safety compliance programs via the Internet. This site will allow users to download unlimited safety programs for a set fee.

Insurance Safety Issues
Volume 4 Number 10: Constructech
Using The Compliance Alliance Safety System saves companies on insurance premiums. Companies save money because everyone will be running things the same way therefore receiving meaningful statistics due to the reduced learning curve.

TCA Bringing Job Danger Awareness to Public
The Pasadena Citizen
TCA plans to educate the public about dangers on the job through a plan called Project Blue Collar Cool. The project consists of improving safety by constructing uniform safety regulations.