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1. The excavation site, adjacent areas, and protective systems are inspected daily by a competent person before work begins to ensure safety. 2. The competent person has the authority to remove employees immediately from the excavation if hazards are present. 3. Proper precautions are taken to protect employees, such as using protective equipment, setting materials and equipment back from the edge of excavation, installing barricades and signage, and preventing cave-ins when entering or exiting excavations.
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Water tanker log sheet
This document is a log sheet to record water tanker details for filling a test water tank. It contains columns to note the date, time in, time out, quantity of water filled, driver details, tanker registration number, and representatives from the client and contractor who witnessed the filling. The total time taken to fill the tank is also recorded.
Water cooler monthly
Drinking water shall only come from portable water sources and be tested monthly. Filters must be replaced weekly with the next due date posted, and coolers disinfected every two days or if unused for seven days. A daily cleaning checklist requires signatures to ensure proper hygiene, storage, and maintenance of water refilling stations.
Vehicle plant daily inspection log
The document is a daily inspection log for a vehicle used by Azmeel In Association With Abunayyan & Saudi Tumpane. It contains a checklist of 15 items to inspect including fluid levels, lights, tires, brakes, mirrors and attachments. The log runs from Saturday to Friday and is signed by the driver and transport foreman to confirm inspection of the vehicle.
Toilet cleaning check list
This document is a weekly cleaning checklist for a clinic recording the availability of cleaning supplies like tissues and waste bins as well as cleaning activities like floor cleaning at different times of the day and days of the week. It also records the name of the person who performed the cleaning each day and includes their signature.
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Chapter 2
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