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A summary of your team members’ individual responses to the following question: Is this a company you would want to work for? Why?

After carefully reviewing the Propak’s safety policy and assist program for its employees, I would definitely want to work for it. Since the complacency itself due to a lack of adherence to company requirements and OHS act is one the biggest safety concerns for the Propak, it provides practical safety training for both new employees and existing employees based on the certificate of recognition through the Partnership and Injury Reduction (PIR) group and the Alberta Construction Safety Association. Additionally, the company categorises clearly the duties of management and employees in regard to safety so that can

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