Independence note: We are independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Veriforce.

What Veriforce accounts commonly ask for

Specific tasks depend on your work type and the hiring clients linked to your account, but contractors in Veriforce are commonly asked to complete:

  • Safety and company questionnaires: Questions covering your business profile, work classifications, safety management practices, incident history, and client-specific requirements.
  • Incident statistics and OSHA log uploads: Reporting annual employee exposure hours and injury counts (used for TRIR and DART calculations) along with uploading signed OSHA 300A summaries and OSHA 300 logs for the requested years.
  • Experience Modification Rate (EMR) verification: Entering workers' compensation modification factors and uploading official EMR letters from your insurance carrier.
  • Written safety programs: Uploading sections of your written safety manual that address the specific hazards of your trade (such as Trenching and Excavation, Confined Space, Fall Protection, Lockout/Tagout, Hazard Communication, or Personal Protective Equipment).
  • Training and qualification records: Uploading proof of employee safety training or operator qualifications when required by a hiring client's scope matrix.
  • Certificates of Insurance (COI): Uploading current insurance certificates and required endorsements matching client coverage thresholds.

Records typically requested from your company

To prepare your Veriforce questionnaires and uploads, we typically ask you to gather:

  • Signed OSHA Form 300A summaries and OSHA Form 300 logs (past 3 years)
  • Annual employee hours worked (past 3 years)
  • EMR letters from your workers' compensation insurance carrier
  • Company safety manual and written safety programs
  • Training records or competency documentation relevant to your trade
  • Current Certificate of Insurance (COI) and insurance agent contact details

How we help you complete your tasks

  1. Check open requirements: We review the questionnaires and document requests assigned to your account and list what is needed.
  2. Prepare answers and organize files: We fill out the questionnaire responses from your company records and organize your written safety programs and logs so each upload matches the requested topic.
  3. You review everything: We send the completed answers and organized documents to you for verification and sign-off.
  4. You submit, or we upload with permission: You can enter the materials yourself, or authorize us to log into your account to upload the files and complete the questionnaire fields.

See How it works for full details on our workflow, or read our general guide on contractor prequalification forms.

Frequently asked questions

Are you affiliated with Veriforce?

No. We are independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Veriforce. We work directly for contractors who need help organizing and completing their prequalification paperwork.

Can you upload our safety programs and OSHA logs into Veriforce for us?

Yes, with your permission we can log into your account to upload your reviewed documents and questionnaire answers, or we can package everything for your team to upload.

Do you promise a passing grade or approval in Veriforce?

No. Grading, verification reviews, and contractor approvals are decided exclusively by Veriforce and your hiring clients. We only promise to guide you through the tasks and help complete the paperwork.

Need help with your Veriforce paperwork?

Tell us what tasks you have open and whether you want one-time or ongoing help. We will follow up with a custom quote.

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