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Background Screening for the Construction Industry

Because your projects never rest.

Service Overview

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Around 15 percent of all U.S. construction workers have a substance abuse disorder. When considering that over half of on-the-job accidents at construction sites are a result of drug abuse, this is a troubling fact. In addition, workplace violence within the construction industry contributes to a number of injuries and deaths each year. All these incidents can lead to lawsuits, lost contracts, and costly worker’s compensation claims.

Keep the Job Site Clear of Risk

Depending upon the type of job, you may require specific certifications or licensing from those you hire. Such credentialing may permit workers to operate heavy machinery or carry out other job duties that require particular training. The Peopletrail team can verify your candidates’ credentials so you can be more confident in your hiring choices.

Moreover, it’s recommended that you run a background check for each and every worker you trust with carrying out the good name of your company. Peopletrail understands the hiring needs of the construction industry. Here are some packages we recommend.

Entry and Mid-Level
Nationwide Criminal Databases Search
Social Security Number Trace
Domestic Watch List Search
Sex Offender Registry Search
County Criminal Court Search
5-Panel Drug test

 

Senior-Level
Employment Verification
Education Verification
Nationwide Criminal Databases Search
Social Security Number Trace
Domestic Watch List Search
Sex Offender Registry Search
County Criminal Court Search
5-Panel Drug test

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Helping You With Your Unique Hiring Needs

With over 20 years of expertise, we work with organizations large and small, helping them build dependable workforces. When you partner with Peopletrail, you work with a top background check company that is invested in your hiring success. We keep things simple, compliant, and effective.