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2005/11/07

Name:SAMPLE PERSON
Telephone:416-746-0444
Email:
Requested By:2
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iSCOREsolutionsTest Results

OVERALL RECOMMENDATION

PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION
PROCEED WITH CAUTION
PROCEED
TYPE OF TESTSECTIONSCORE
Math/Accuracy EvaluationNumerical Accuracy2.5 / 3
Posting Accuracy2 / 4
Math4 / 6
Alphanumeric Accuracy0.75 / 1
Light IndustrialMailroom3 / 3
Shipping/Receiving3 / 3
Stockroom2 / 3
Visual Shipping & Receiving14 / 16
Spelling9 / 10
Reading Comprehension8 / 10
TOTAL48.25 / 59
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APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT



  PRE-EMPLOYMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
  EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
PERSONAL INFORMATION
 NAME (LASTNAME, FIRSTNAME)*
 
 PRESENT ADDRESS
 
 CITY
 
 PROVINCE
 
 POST CODE
 
 PERMANENT ADDRESS
 
 CITY
 
 PROVINCE
 
 POST CODE
 
 PHONE NO.*
 
 CELL/ALTERNATE NO.
 
ARE YOU LEGALLY ELIGIBLE TO WORK IN CANADA?*  YES    NO
DO YOU HAVE A VALID WORK PERMIT?* YES    NO
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME FOR WHICH YOU HAVE NOT BEEN PARDONED?* YES    NO

EDUCATION HISTORY
 SCHOOL/GED NAME #YEARS ATTENDED DID YOU
GRADUATE?
 SUBJECTS STUDIED
 GRAMMAR SCHOOL  YES NO  
 HIGH SCHOOL  YES NO  
 COLLEGE  YES NO  
 TRADE, BUSINESS OR
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL
  YES NO  

EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
 POSITION APPLYING FOR*
 
 AVAILABLE FOR
 FULL TIME PART TIME
 SALARY EXPECTED
 
 HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT OUR COMPANY?
 
 IF YOU SELECTED OTHER:
 

PLEASE INDICATE THE DAYS AND HOURS YOU ARE AVAILABLE TO WORK*
 Please list earliest start time available and latest end time (if you are available any time write 'open'). If you cannot work a regular 8-hour shift, please indicate the maximum number of hours you can work each day.
  MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday
From        
To        


PLEASE INDICATE LENGTH OF EXPERIENCE (YEARS/MONTHS)
 WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT SEMI-SKILLED SKILLED
 Unloading/Loading
 
 Counter Balance
 
 Brake Press
 
 Arc Welding
 
 Order Picking
 
 Reach
 
 Punch Press
 
 Mig Welding
 
 Packaging
 
 Cherry Picker
 
 Milling
 
 Tig Welding
 
 Shipping/Receiving
 
 Clamp
 
 Lathe
 
 Maint. Mechanic
 
 Assembly
 
 Pallet Rider
 
 CNC
 
 Millwirght Mechanic
 
 Sorting
 
 Walkie
 
  Engineer
 
 Other
 
 Other
 
 Other
 
 Other
 
 HOW MANY POUNDS CAN YOU LIFT?
 10lbs    20-30lbs    40-50lbs    50-60lbs    60+lbs   
 SAFETY EQUIPMENT (Please check what you own):
 Safety Boots    Safety Glasses    Safety Gloves    Other   

FORMER EMPLOYERS (LIST BELOW LAST FOUR EMPLOYERS STARTING WITH THE LAST ONE FIRST)
Date
(Month & Year)
    
 From
 
 Name & Phone Number of Employer
 Pay
 
 Position
 
 Reason for Leaving
 
 To
 
 Supervisor
 
 Telephone
 
 From
 
 Name & Phone Number of Employer
 Pay
 
 Position
 
 Reason for Leaving
 
 To
 
 Supervisor
 
 Telephone
 
 From
 
 Name & Phone Number of Employer
 Pay
 
 Position
 
 Reason for Leaving
 
 To
 
 Supervisor
 
 Telephone
 
 From
 
 Name & Phone Number of Employer
 Pay
 
 Position
 
 Reason for Leaving
 
 To
 
 Supervisor
 
 Telephone
 

REFERENCES (THREE PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES NOT RELATED TO YOU, WHOM YOU HAVE KNOWN AT LEAST ONE YEAR)
 NAME TEL. BUSINESS POSITION YEARS
 KNOWN
      
      
      

PHYSICAL DEMANDS SELF-EVALUATION FORM

Your safety is very important to us! We would like to establish what job functions you are comfortable performing. Please indicate the maximum amount of each activity that you feel you can perform safely and comfortably.
EXAMPLES:
Standing: if you could stand a maximum of 50% of your workday, you would select 'S' for 'Sometimes', as it covers approximately half of your day.
Lifting - Heavy II (Greater than 30kgs/65lbs): If you could not lift the weight indicated, as part of your duties, then you would select 'N' for 'Never.'
LEGEND:
    Yes (51% and above)
    Sometimes (up to 50% of the time)
    Never
  
 Physical Requirements Y S N Details/Comments
 General:    
 Sitting    
 Standing    
 Walking    
 Kneeling/stooping/crouching    
 Climbing stairs/ladders/catwalks    
 Repetitive bending    
 Repetitive finger movement    
 Repetitive hand movement    
 Repetitive wrist movement    
 Reaching forward    
 Reaching overhead    
 Colour vision: Distinguishing shades/colours    
 Lifting:    
 Heavy II (30kgs/65lbs or more)    
 Heavy I (18-30kgs/41-65lbs)    
 Moderate II (11-18kgs/26-40lbs)    
 Moderate I (5-11kgs/11-25lbs)    
 Light (5kgs/10lbs or less)    
 Carrying/Pushing/Pulling:    
 Carrying I (1-9kgs/1-20lbs)    
 Carrying II (10-18kgskgs/21-40lbs)    
 Pushing I (1-9kgs/1-20lbs)    
 Pushing II (10-18kgskgs/21-40lbs)    
 Pulling I (1-9kgs/1-20lbs)    
 Pulling II (10-18kgs/21-40lbs)    
 Environmental Conditions:    
 Heights    
 Cold    
 Heat    
 Dry    
 Dust    
 Working Alone    
 Working as a Team    
 Other (Please Explain): 

 

AUTHORIZATION
    "I certify that all information provided in this application is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that intentionally providing false information could result in the refusal of employment or discharge. I also authorize the employers, schools, organizations, or persons named above to provide information regarding my employment, education, character, and qualifications. I understand that I will not directly approach any of iSCOREsolutions Clients for work whether temporary or permanent in nature. After registration if I wish to pursue a permanent, full or part-time positions with any of iSCOREsolutions Clients I will only do so adhering to iSCOREsolutions Policies and Prodedures."
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