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1    

Compared to other industries, is your industry a relatively dangerous industry to work in, a relatively safe industry to work in, or about average?

2    
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Which presents the greatest potential on-the-job danger to your employees?

3    

How many of your employees drive a vehicle as part of their job?

3  a 

Do you screen applicants for jobs with driving responsibilities for prior moving traffic violations, drunk driving convictions, etc.?

3  b 

Do you conduct driver safety training sessions for your drivers or send them to a place that does?

4    

Do your customers have free entry into your business or must they pass a guard, receptionist desk, or locked door before they enter?

4  a 

Do you want or not want people to pass a security screen before entering your business? Do you feel that way strongly?

5    

Do you use security cameras to increase employee safety?

6    

Do you check the background of potential employees to determine if they have a history of violent behavior?

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Do you personally conduct or do you have someone else conduct periodic safety inspections of your workplace(s)?

7  a 

Who conducts those inspections?

8    

Within the last 12 months, have you personally attended a seminar, conference session, or training on workplace safety or reducing accidents?

8  a 

Would you be highly likely, somewhat likely, not too likely, or not at all likely to attend a half-day seminar on workplace safety if your firm got a break on its workers’ compensation premiums?

9    

Within the last 12 months, have you sent an employee to attend a seminar, conference session, or training on workplace safety, reducing accidents, etc.?

9  a 

Would you be highly likely, somewhat likely, not too likely, or not at all likely to send an employee to a half-day seminar on workplace safety if your firm got a break on its workers’ compensation premiums?

10    

Are you or is a designated employee primarily responsible for safety in your business?

11    

Do you have an employee safety committee in your business?

12    

Do you have written safety rules or policies?

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Is safety training or safety awareness part of a new employee’s job orientation?

14    

In the last five years, have you requested from an outside source an on-site safety consultation for your business?

14  a 

Did you request the on-site safety consultation from:?

14  b 

Why did you request the on-site safety consultation?

14  c 

If you were to request an on-site visit or otherwise obtain personalized workplace safety information for your business, from whom would you probably obtain the most useful information?

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Within the last five years, have you asked for help from a Small Business Development Center for any reason or attended a function sponsored by one?

15  a 

Were you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, not too satisfied, or not at all satisfied with the value of what you received from the SBDC?

15  b 

Have you ever heard of Small Business Development Centers?

16    

Do you participate in a Voluntary Protection Partnership, also called a VPP?

16  a 

Have you every heard of a Voluntary Protection Partnership?

17    

Within the last five years, has your business been inspected by OSHA or its state equivalent?

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Volume 2, Issue 1, 2002
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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