Quick Polls
An Exclusive Benefit for Corporate MembersAsk confidential EHS&S questions and get quick answers and resources from fellow corporate members. NAEM's Quick Polls put the power of our corporate member network at your fingertips.
- Quickly benchmark on how other companies are managing a range of issues
- Get feedback from member companies to help you make the business case or create a roadmap for a new idea
- Get a quick list of member-recommended resources to solve a problem
Top Quick Poll Topics
EHS Considerations in Solicitation
June 2022Get insights on how NAEM members evaluate vendor bids and different vendor performance criteria. Corporate members can download the results here.
Virtual Power Purchase Agreements
April 2022Learn about experiences Board of Regents members have with Virtual Power Purchase agreements, including contract term length and reasoning for entering into such agreements. Corporate members can download the results here.
Handling Site-Level H&S Targets
January 2022Find out how NAEM members handle site-level health and safety targets. Corporate members can download the results here.
Onsite Clinics and Wellness Programs
November 2021Find out whether your peers offer onsite clinics and wellness programs, and how those programs affect employee morale and other metrics. Corporate members can download the results here.
Home Office Safety and Employee Wellbeing
September 2021Find out how your peers are handling employee home office equipment reimbursement and assessment of home office risk. Corporate members can download the results here.
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