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No Work Observed JT and S Crew Inspection

by Chris Burnis, from the Community

Document no work observed during JT and S crew inspections with this field ready checklist. Capture REC details, location, date, crew and roles, and describe conditions and planned work. Verify tailgate documentation, staffing, FR clothing, PPE, weather and terrain, and traffic control setup. Inspect tools, ropes, slings, hoists, hot sticks, and live line equipment including required test dates. Record protective wear compliance, rubber goods testing, comments, photos, and approvals with signatures.

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