Contractor_Safety_Evaluation_Form.pdf
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- Congestion Relief Alternative for SR99 State and local contract opportunity
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- 2026-RFP-009
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- Polk County, California
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Contractor Safety Evaluation Form Summary
This document is a Contractor Safety Evaluation Form issued by the City of Lakeland, Florida's Risk Management and Purchasing department. The form is designed to assess contractor safety qualifications and compliance capabilities for work on systems covered by the Process Safety Management (PSM) Standard. Contractors must provide company information, safety contact details, and their Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code. The form requires submission of three years of accident statistics including Frequency Rate of Medical Injuries and Lost Time Injury Rate compared to national averages for the contractor's industry, as well as the company's current Experience Modification Rate (EMR) with supporting documentation from the insurance company. Additionally, contractors must document their safety practices, including the frequency of scheduled safety meetings, documentation methods, personnel conducting meetings, new employee safety and health training programs, written safety programs, and field safety inspection procedures with follow-up protocols. The form does not specify a deadline for submission or contract term.
The evaluation form emphasizes contractor responsibility for PSM Standard compliance, requiring documentation that all employees receive training in potential fire, explosion, and toxic release hazards specific to their job assignments. Contractors must complete a Pre-Work Safety Assessment (PSA) or Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) for all work on PSM-covered systems, which must be reviewed by all personnel involved at project initiation and as needed throughout execution. Any modifications to the PSA or JHA require approval from the senior contractor supervisor on site and either the City of Lakeland Safety Manager, North McIntosh Plant Superintendent, or their designees. A company officer must sign the form acknowledging understanding of these requirements. The form provides space for contractors to explain their compliance approach and submit additional safety program information, making it a prerequisite evaluation tool rather than a procurement document with pricing, set-asides, incumbent information, or funding details.
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City of Lakeland, Risk Management and Purchasing Contractor Safety Evaluation Form
Company Name P.O. Box
Street Address City State Zip Code
Business Contact Title Telephone Number
Safety Contact Title Telephone Number
What is your type of business? SIC Code
What is your company accident statistics for the Frequency Rate of Medical Injuries and Lost Time Injuries Rate as compared to the National Average for your industry as denoted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for your SIC Code for the last three years? (*See explanation below)
Year Frequency Rate
National Average for your SIC Code
Lost Time Injury Rate
National Average for your SIC Code
*Frequency Rate is the number of injuries requiring medical attention multiplied by 200,000 divided by the number of Man-hours worked.
Example: Number of Accidents Requiring Medical Attention X 200,000 Number of Man-hours
*Lost Time Injury Rate is the number of Lost Time Injuries multiplied by 200,000 divided by the number of Man-hours worked, not considering injuries that only caused restricted work activity as Lost Time Accidents.
Example: Number of Lost Time Accidents X 200,000 Number of Man-hours
What is your company’s current Experience Modification Rate (EMR)? (*Please attach a copy rating received on Insurance Company Letterhead.)
Do you conduct regularly scheduled Safety Meetings for your employees? ☐ Yes
(If yes, how often?) ☐ No
How do you document the safety meetings?
Who conducts the Safety Meetings?
Name Title
Do you have a documented Safety & Health training/orientation program for new employees? (Write any comments in space below)
☐ Yes
☐ No
Do you have a written Safety Program? (Write any comments in space below) ☐ Yes
Do you conduct field Safety Inspections to determine compliance with state, federal, local and company regulations/procedures?
☐ Yes
☐ No If yes please provide the following:
Name Title
How do you follow up the inspections to ensure any needed corrections are made?
Does your company understand that if they were awarded the following contract they must do the following?
All contractors awarded work on the systems covered by the PSM Standard shall provide documentation that all employees have received training in the potential fire, explosion, or toxic release hazards related to his/her job and the process and the applicable provisions of the emergency plan. The documentation shall include the identity of the contract employee, the date of the training, and the means used to verify that the employee understood the training. In addition, a Pre-Work Safety Assessment (PSA) or Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is required for all work on systems covered by the PSM Standard and the PSA or JHA must be reviewed by all personnel involved in the work beginning and as needed during the process of work. Any modification to the PSA or JHA during the job must be approved by the senior contractor supervisor on site and either the City of Lakeland Safety Manager, or the North McIntosh Plant Superintendent, or their designees.
Please have an officer of the company indicate “Yes” or “No” as an answer pertaining to the question above and sign in the space below:
☐ Yes
Name Date
How do you intend to comply with these requirements?
Do you have any other information you believe would be valuable in evaluating your company’s safety program? If so, please explain or attach to this document.
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