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Contractor safety

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Contractor safety

Although there may be differences between your company’s employees and those of contractors who work onsite, your actions, caution, and concerns about safety should be the same. After all, contract workers deserve to go home safely to their families each day just as your own employees. Furthermore, unsafe acts of contract employees can put your own workers’ safety in jeopardy. If that’s not enough reason to focus on contractor safety, there are always potential liability and legal issues, including citations from OSHA.

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Contractor safety

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Contractor responsibilities

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During contract work

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Contractor safety

InstituteSpecialized IndustriesSafety & HealthConstruction SafetyGeneral Industry SafetyAgriculture SafetyMaritime SafetySpecialized IndustriesEnglishMine SafetyAnalysisFocus AreaCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)USA
['Specialized Industries']
Contractor safety

Although there may be differences between your company’s employees and those of contractors who work onsite, your actions, caution, and concerns about safety should be the same. After all, contract workers deserve to go home safely to their families each day just as your own employees. Furthermore, unsafe acts of contract employees can put your own workers’ safety in jeopardy. If that’s not enough reason to focus on contractor safety, there are always potential liability and legal issues, including citations from OSHA.

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