I posted this in the General Discussion area and didn’t get a response. Hopefully somebody here can help get me started on this:
My boss has asked me to come up with a document of policies for subcontractors that he can give to them when they start on a job with us. Until now there hasn’t been a clear cut list of policies other than the obvious – no smoking, no drinking, no cussing or arguing with the client, don’t leave the jobsite without informing the foreman, etc. I was hoping that somebody else might have a similar document (or just some ideas) that might help me get started, so I’m not reinvented the wheel?
Also, he wants to come up with a job description for carpenters on his crew, including a list of expected tools, etc. Do any of you already have these things worked out that I could take a look at? I’d really appreciate it.
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Seems to me that
the owner of the company ought to (a) have enough experience with this stuff to write the rules himself, and (b) care enough to do so himself, or at least be involved, instead of delegating it.