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It is imperative for employers to take steps to manage these risks effectively.
The specific health and safety risks associated with contractors will vary depending on the nature of the work they are undertaking. However, some common risks include:
Control measures
There are several control measures which employers can take to reduce the health and safety risks associated with contractors. These control measures include:
By following the tips above, employers can help to reduce the health and safety risks associated with contractors in the workplace. It is important to remember that everyone has a role to play in creating a safe and healthy workplace, including contractors. Employers and employees should work together to ensure that everyone is safe.
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