Contractor selection

What is the primary purpose of integrating OSH (Occupational Safety and Health) requirements into the contractor evaluation process?

• a) To reduce the number of contractors bidding for the project

• b) To ensure contractors have solid OSH systems and compliance

• c) To increase project complexity

• d) To expedite the project award process

What factors should be considered when reviewing contractors for OSH compliance?

• a) Financial resources and project size

• b) Project location and weather conditions

• c) Past experience in marketing

• d) Employee retention rate

For a high-risk project, what additional steps should an entity consider when evaluating prospective contractors?

• a) Assess their marketing strategies

• b) Meet with them to review their OSH systems and examine past similar works

• c) Review their employee benefits packages

• d) Evaluate their customer service reputation

Why should entities prefer contractors with approved OSHMS (Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems)?

• a) They offer lower pricing for their services

• b) They are exempt from government audits

• c) They already have documented and independently reviewed OSHMS in place

• d) They have a smaller workforce

What should be the determining factor for the scope of the evaluation of OSH performance and systems?

• a) The number of contractors bidding for the project

• b) The project's complexity and risk level

• c) The contractors' marketing budgets

• d) The project's aesthetic requirements

What is the minimum requirement for contractors in terms of OSH for low-risk, straightforward projects?

• a) Implementation of OSHAD-SF Mechanism 5.0

• b) Approval from the local government

• c) Completion of extensive safety training programs

• d) Compliance with marketing standards

In the case of medium to high-risk projects, what should contractors have in place as a minimum if they do not hold an approved OSHMS?

• a) Comprehensive marketing strategies

• b) A strong social media presence

• c) OSH Policy and other specific OSH elements

• d) High-profit margins

Which of the following is NOT a component of the minimum OSH requirements for contractors?

• a) Incident Investigation

• b) Legal Compliance

• c) Marketing strategy development

• d) OSH Training and Competency

What is the purpose of EOSH Inspection and Auditing requirements for contractors?

• a) To reduce project complexity

• b) To ensure contractors meet environmental regulations

• c) To ensure ongoing compliance with OSH standards

• d) To speed up project completion

What should entities establish for contractors regarding non-compliance and enforcement procedures?

• a) A reward system for non-compliance

• b) Strict penalties and consequences for non-compliance

• c) A public relations campaign

• d) A system for tracking marketing efforts