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Heat stress, slips, trips and falls, exposure to bloodborne pathogens, machine guarding. Does your safety program address all of these risks? Having a comprehensive safety program in place for your contingent workforce is essential for operational optimization, risk mitigation and, most importantly, keeping your employees and associates safe.
Use our checklist to see if your safety program measures up
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