Temporary worker arrangements create extra coordination questions because more than one company may be involved in training, evaluation, supervision, and recordkeeping. The safest approach is to remove ambiguity before an adult temporary worker is placed on the task.
Use this article alongside the pages on training requirements, practical evaluation, and training records when the workplace needs a more complete picture.
When host and staffing parties each assume the other handled the important step, the process breaks down.
Clarify who covers theory content, who performs the site-specific evaluation, who stores the record, and who confirms the worker will not operate outside the documented scope.
Make record ownership visible and keep the relevant dates, names, and evaluator information accessible to both sides when appropriate.
A stronger arrangement leaves little room for guesswork about adult worker eligibility, truck coverage, workplace conditions, and refresher follow-up.
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