How Often Do Your Workers Discuss Safety?

ForConstructionPros Poll

May 15, 2012

How often do your workers on site meet to discuss safety, procedures, job status, etc.?

  • More frequently than daily
  • Daily
  • More frequently than weekly
  • Weekly
  • Less than three times per month

Please click here to let us know (no registration required).

Look for the results in this newsletter and at ForConstructionPros.com on Friday.

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