Safety
Workforce
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Safety Starts at the Point of Hire
Job-specific behavioral assessments can be an effective tool to improve workplace safety and profitability. Confirming safety behaviors at point of hire can minimize a company’s exposure to risk.
By Mark Tinney
January 16, 2018
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Safety
Workforce
Culture
by Mark Tinney
JOBehaviors provides job-specific assessments in a variety of industries, including construction (laborer/apprentice, carpenter, electrician, pipefitter, foreman, among others) since 2003.
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