1. Does your staffing firm have a commitment to the safety of temporary workers from top management down?
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2. Does your staffing firm have an internal safety manager or someone dedicated to temporary worker safety?
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3. Does your staffing firm’s contract language address safety responsibilities of both the staffing firm and host employer?
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4. Does your staffing firm train internal staff to recognize hazards at a host employer site?
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5. Does your staffing firm have a system in place to evaluate possible hazards facing your temporary workers at host employer work sites?
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6. Does your staffing firm evaluate host employer work sites on an annual basis and as worker job changes occur?
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7. Does your staffing firm have a system in place to advise host employers of possible hazards?
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8. Does your staffing firm have a system in place to verify that host employer-required site-specific orientation and training has been completed?
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9. Does your staffing firm provide general awareness safety training to all temporary workers in their primary language?
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10. Does your staffing firm provide and document general awareness safety training to all temporary workers prior to dispatch to a host employer work site?
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11. Does your staffing firm have a system in place for temporary workers to report work-related injuries and illnesses that includes how to report the incident and when to report it?
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12. Does your staffing firm have a system in place to track temporary worker injuries and illnesses by host employer?
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13. Does your staffing firm communicate information about temporary worker injuries and illnesses to your clients so they can complete their OSHA 300 logs?
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14. Does your staffing firm have a system in place to receive feedback from temporary workers regarding safety conditions at the work site?
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