This report presents a comprehensive analysis of health and safety concerns at Sun Coast Remediation, focusing on various aspects of employee well-being and operational efficiency. The analysis covers six key problem areas: particulate matter exposure, safety training effectiveness, sound-level exposure, new employee training, lead exposure, and return on investment across different service lines. The research employs a range of statistical methods, including descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression analysis (simple and multiple), t-tests (independent and dependent samples), and ANOVA, to evaluate the relationships between different variables and test hypotheses. The report includes a literature review to provide context and background, as well as a detailed methodology section outlining the research design, data collection methods, and data analysis procedures. The findings are presented, followed by specific recommendations to address the identified issues and improve health and safety practices within the company. The report aims to provide senior leadership with actionable insights to enhance employee safety, reduce worker compensation costs, and mitigate potential long-term litigation.