The Strength Testing Process

Monday, January 21, 2013

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1. General Discussion … Could Strength Testing Work for You? Can you reject job applicants? What types of losses are you having? Is a machine(s) close enough now? 2. The Financial Analysis How much are claims costing now vs. how much could be saved?
3. Determine Strength Requirement Identify safety sensitive job functions exposed to soft tissue injuries Job Task Analysis performed by The Horton Group Minimum strength requirement determined Select minimum strength requirement
4. The Strength Testing Policy Implemented To re-test or not to re-test? 5. Conduct the Tests 6. Analyze the Results

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The Strength Testing Process

1. General Discussion … Could Strength Testing Work for You?

2. The Financial Analysis

3. Determine Strength Requirement

4. The Strength Testing Policy Implemented

5. Conduct the Tests 6. Analyze the Results

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Let Your Aspirations Set the Agenda

5. Conduct the Tests
6. Analyze the Results