Safety is Never Temporary. Who’s Responsible for Temp Worker Safety?
Temporary workers face higher injury risks — yet who's responsible for their safety isn't always clear. Get the guidance your organization needs to protect every worker on the job.
May 1, 2026
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Who's responsible for temp worker safety? The answer isn’t always easy.
Temporary and contract workers make up a significant share of today's workforce — but they're also among the most vulnerable to workplace injury. Unfamiliar environments, limited training, and unclear accountability between employers and staffing agencies can create serious safety gaps. Red Wing developed Safety Is Never Temporary to help organizations cut through that confusion, offering best practices for protecting every worker on the job. Learn more about:
Clarity on employer vs. staffing agency safety responsibilities
OSHA and NIOSH-recommended best practices for protecting temporary workers
What to do before contracts are signed
Actionable steps your organization can take to protect every worker on the job
