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Depth of Knowledge Questions

  • Tell me about the injury reporting process.

  • Tell me why we use MedCor to report near misses and injuries?

  • Why is it important for the leader of the affected employee to be on the call to MedCor?

  • Why do we strongly offer modified duty for injured employees if they cannot return to work following a Dr. visit?

  • Why is it important for the Foreman to complete a prework daily safety check at every job (through OTD)?

  • What authority do you have to stop work if a Foreman or crewmember brings a hazard to your attention?

  • How do you "stop work" to eliminate the hazard or concern, what does that mean?

  • How do you train your team to recognize and address workplace hazards?

  • Tell me about OSHA complaint trenching SOPs (depth, egress and spoils).

  • Why don't we typically classify crawl spaces as OSHA regulated "confined spaces"?

  • How do you do you control silica dust when cutting, drilling or chipping?

  • What do you do with the intel that you get from regular job site recon visits?

  • What is telematics and how do you manage and coach to the data?

  • What is the MVP model for training and why it important for blue collar learners?

  • How do you facilitate and roster monthly corporate safety trainings?

  • What is the SMTH system training process?

  • Where do you keep your completed "on road driver evaluations"?

  • What do you look for when completing a gate check and why?

  • How do you know if an employee is authorized to operate a GW vehicle?

  • Tell me about the MVA reporting SOP.

  • Tell me about your local implantation of Installer, Co-Foreman & Foreman production certifications. Can I see completed workbooks?

  • Walk me to your emergency evacuation assembly area.

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