The HealthSafety Qualified Requirements Test
Just Ask / Will Mask means all HealthSafety Qualified companies will mask, distance, disinfect and more.
Only the Best Pass the Test®. This is our promise to you. To qualify, a company must pass each of these four rating steps: Learn and Test, Acquire Inventory, Train Team, and Validate Performance. Once qualified, they commit to follow HealthSafety Qualified Standards every day and participate in performance audits and customer challenges.
The HealthSafety Qualified Rating
- Learn and Test
The company must appoint a Chief Safety Officer, learn the HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices and commit to following them daily.
- Chief Safety Officer
- Learn the HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices
- Prove PPE and Supply Inventory
- PASS the HSQ Requirements Test
- Acquire Inventory
They must acquire and inventory a minimum of one week’s supply of Personal Protective Equipment and safety supplies per worker. Photographic proof is required.
- Disposable face masks
- Hair ties, nets or hats
- Hand sanitizers
- Disinfecting wipes
- Facial tissues
- Room fan
- Deep wash setup
- Train Team
They must train their workers to follow HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices.
- Send sick workers home
- Workers deep hand wash
- Wipe down surfaces
- Workers wear PPE upon request
- Physically distance upon request
- Restock PPE and supplies
- Ventilate closed rooms
- Validate Performance
They must participate in periodic audits and incident-related challenges.
- Stay updated and comply with HSQ Requirements
- Comply with government health safety requirements
- Conduct health safety meetings
- Participate in HSQ Challenges
- Maintain required licenses and insurances in good standing
You’ll have confidence in choosing a HealthSafety Qualified company.
Our Promise to You
The HealthSafety Qualified symbol is a promise that a company received our requirements, passed our test, and validated their inventory of personal protective equipment and safety supplies. It’s a promise that the certified company has committed to following HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices.
What We Cannot Promise
The HealthSafety Qualified symbol is not a promise of a company’s future performance of safety procedures or your actual satisfaction with that company’s performance in any way. We endeavor to perform the certification process accurately and without bias according to the description supplied by our organization. Furthermore, we believe that the HealthSafety Qualified Test is a fair representation of the qualifying company’s efforts regarding our HealthSafety Requirements at the time they passed the HealthSafety Qualified Test. Since we rely on multiple sources of information and each company’s performance can change over time, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided herewith. The content and materials provided are provided “As Is” and without warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied. Memberships, awards and affiliations are not independently verified. Under no circumstances, including but not limited to negligence, shall we be liable to you or any other entity for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages. The HealthSafety Qualified symbol does not mean that a certified company will meet every individual’s subjective markers for safety or satisfaction. We do not guarantee that you will not contract an illness from any worker at any company listed. We do not back our certification with a performance guarantee, thus you must make any claim directly to the company.
When Workers Visit Your Home
A HealthSafety Qualified contractor enters a home wearing a face mask. Your health and safety come first. Why take chances on untrained or uncertified companies? Protect your health. Make sure you choose HealthSafety Qualified companies.
When you book an appointment, ask the company to follow HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices for health-cautious customers.
This means they will:
Prior to Visiting Your Home
Prior to entering your home, each worker will undergo a symptom check, perform a deep hand wash, put on a face mask and bring in disinfectant supplies.
Workers Inside Your Home
When inside your home, workers are required to wear face masks. Stopping face touching is one of the keys to reduce transmitting infections. Hair ties, hair nets or hats should be worn by each worker whose hair is long enough to get in their face. Facial tissues should be used by workers as a shield between their hand and face to prevent direct face touching.
To enhance ventilation in enclosed spaces, we recommend increasing air flow by opening windows and/or using a fan. When practical, workers will stand 6 feet away from you, and they’re required to wipe down any touched surface with disinfectant wipes.
When You Visit a Company
HealthSafety Qualified companies will wear face masks on request and wipe down surfaces with disinfectant wipes. Your health and safety come first. Why take chances on untrained or uncertified companies? Protect your health. Make sure you choose HealthSafety Qualified companies.
When you visit a HealthSafety Qualified company, ask them to follow HealthSafety Qualified Best Practices for health-cautious customers.
This means they will:
Before beginning their workday, workers are required to complete a symptom check and thoroughly wash their hands. When you arrive, upon request, they will wear a face mask and use disinfectant wipes on any touched surfaces.
Protecting You and Your Family
John Gorman of Save Energy Company, a HealthSafety Qualified company, wipes down a product display with a disinfectant wipe.
Photo: American Ratings Corporation ©2020
Companies must maintain the necessary PPE and supplies in order to keep their HealthSafety Qualified certification.
Photo: American Ratings Corporation ©2020
