Proposal Pack / All Templates / Methodology - Safety

How do you write a Safety document?

Safety is of the utmost importance to Company name. We have identified the following needs for safety in the context of this proposal. Use this template to discuss areas in which safety is needed. These might include concerns about personal safety of an organization’s personnel clients or visitors; safety of physical facilities from vandalism or theft; or data safety which often includes transmission and storage issues of both printed and computerized records. To fill in the bullet points below state general category such as "Safety of Front Office Staff" or "Data Safety" and then describe the need for that type of safety. Use the Safety Plan template to describe specific safety plan. . Safety Category #1 Need. Describe the need for this type of safety. Include any past incidents to make your case. Risks. Insert your ideas of what might happen if safety is not improved. Requests Recommendations. Insert any ideas you have about how to meet this safety need. . Safety Category #2 Need. Describe the need for this type of safety. Include any past incidents to make your case. Risks. Insert your ideas of what might happen if safety is not improved. Requests Recommendations. Insert any ideas you have about how to meet this safety need. . Safety Category #3 Need. Describe the need for this type of safety. Include any past incidents to make your case. Risks. Insert your ideas of what might happen if safety is not improved. Requests Recommendations. Insert any ideas you have about how to meet this safety need. Summary Insert an optional summary statement that ties all of the bullet point elements together.