Worksite Inspection Process at Wal-Mart
Worksite inspection process in use at Wal-Mart The vendors conduct an inspection for Wal-Mart, focusing on facilities that deal with production of merchandise that is then sold. One or more officers from the vendor partners inspect these. This inspection is always conducted at least four times in a year to ensure they comply with the terms and conditions, and standards set. The officer from the vendor partner performing the inspection has the mandate to give Wal-Mart a certificate of merit after every inspection conducted (Robinson, Franklin & Wayland, 2010).
During the course of any disaster, employees of Wal-Mart take to the streets. The issue requires brands to own responsibility for safety measures regarding any fire outbreak in industries. Wal-Mart, functions play a very significant part in paying attention to the demands of the workers for a workplace that guarantees them safety. This has enabled them to pull efforts towards safety measures. Internationally, Wal-Mart is rated as the largest retailer and in Bangladesh; it is rated as the largest buyer. Wal-Mart decided to give their support to the program of fire safety inspection. This has seen the company adopt PVH (Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger's owners) and Tchibo (a German retailer) to see that all the subject suppliers enacted basic regulations for safety, and then pointed their workforce to make sure that they had followers. This has improved the working conditions of workers in Bangladesh; and, in the course, safeguarded the right to life of the workers such as those employed by Wal-Mart (Bogardus, 2004).
Actions taken to resolve the deficiencies
Data that has been collected from all safety program inspection directed and tracking the Corrective Action Log. Whenever a risk score was not assigned in the course of inspection, it is then assigned at this point. Feedback is communicated to the workers of the issues being addressed after all data has been included in the minutes of the safety committee, and worker issues. Workers and professional trainers who…
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