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WELCOME TO STAFFING ALTERNATIVES

Safety doesn’t happen
by accident

For more than 25 years, we have placed people in companies and environments where safety is paramount. SA has a vested interest in keeping every worker safe. It’s one of our highest priorities. We will do everything possible to maintain that commitment to you.
Because you spend so much of your life working, you deserve a workplace that appreciates you enough to secure you in every way. SA is committed to sending you only to companies that have passed our screening process. This is our commitment to you when we find you a job.
Below is a look at how we keep you safe and prepared for every working moment.

TRAINING

It’s Part of the Deal

Every workplace is different. We don’t expect you to know the lay of the land the first time you set foot in the door. So, we make sure you are trained to remain safe for as long as you are on the job. That means we will cover everything from good manufacturing practices and general workplace rules to your role in the safety of your co-workers.

It’s Not Just a Fashion Statement

It’s our commitment to you to remain on the job and to remain safe. We’ve said it before. The right clothes help you perform your best and keep you out of harm’s way. Your Staffing Alternatives’ Representative will give you any details about dress codes for your assignment before you report to work.

CLOTHING

COMMUNICATION

It’s Not Just Words

It’s a two-way street. We want you to express any and all concerns you have. And we’ll make sure you know what’s expected of you. Works for you, right? When we place you on the job, you’ll have access to approachable managers and supervisors.

It’s About You

Feeling comfortable at work is our expectation. When you are on the job, nobody has the right to make you feel uncomfortable. So if that happens, we want to know right away.

COMFORTABLE AT WORK

ACCIDENT PREVENTION

It’s Everybody’s Job

When you’re on the job, use caution while performing physical tasks. Lifting, loading and unloading the right way will keep you in shape and avoid any possible injury. Observe the posted safety precautions for your own benefit—and everyone else’s.

It’s Everything

Without your health, you can’t perform any job. So, as much as we will provide you a safe and healthy environment, you need to take care of your health, as well. Observe proper hygiene habits and wellness guidelines to keep you and your co-workers healthy at all times.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Your work–your life. Let’s make it the best it can be, together.

FAQs

FAQS

Yes. SA’s “BE-SAFE” client orientation is reviewed with you prior to starting a new assignment so you’re ready from day one to work safely.

Yes. Staffing Alternatives employs OSHA certified trainers that conduct training and testing for forklift certifications.

Your SA On-Site manager or SA Representative will explain what PPE’s may be required while you are on assignment.

Jewelry is prohibited on most assignments poses a safety risk and can become caught in machines and conveyors. Jewelry can also interfere with your ability to operate machinery and perform your job duties efficiently.

  1. Always look in the path of your travel (walking, turning, stepping, reaching, etc).
  2. Obey safety signs.
  3. Use good body mechanics when lifting, pushing, and pulling materials.
  1. Be alert of your surroundings, including co-workers.
  2. Maintain a positive attitude at all times.
  3. Offer help to co-workers when they appear to struggle with a task.
  4. Always warn a co-worker if he or she does not recognize hazards.
  5. Report unsafe behaviors to a supervisor.

Immediately speak to a warehouse supervisor or SA On-Site manager who will determine the severity of the injury and provide first aid and/or what the next steps are. You will help the supervisor understand what happened by describing the details of the incident. If medical care is necessary, appropriate arrangements will be made.