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This checklist is built according to the State Government of Victoria, Australia, and includes evaluation items for the designated work area, work surface, physical demands of tasks, work practices, emergency procedures, and more. Failed items should be corrected before employees can work from home.
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Use this elderly home safety checklist to assess all areas of the nursing home. From the entrance to the grounds, take/attach photos of identified hazards in the nursing home, create actions for fall risk areas/items such as flooring, lighting, etc., and validate the elderly home safety checklist with a digital signature.
A work order template is used to document and communicate work requests, and authorize field technicians to perform the work. This template can be used to track the type of work required, resources needed, and cost involved to complete a project/ request. Use this work order template by following these steps: Describe the work order or request, Document all necessary information such as name, address and contact details, List all tasks to complete the request (labor, materials and costing), Assign tasks to field technicians prior to dispatch, and Validate the work order by getting the client's e-signature before commencing work.
This Return to Work Plan template can be used, particularly by Australia-based employees, to develop a recovery and return to work strategy if they are likely to be away from work for more than four weeks. The return to work plan aims to include the necessary steps required to achieve the objectives agreed on by the employee and the manager.
Use this checklist before commencing welding tasks. Start by taking a photo of the work area and check if the operator has undergone proper training, understands instructions, and wears appropriate PPE. Next, evaluate if equipment is in good working condition and the working area is ventilated and free from flammables and obstructions. Inspect if procedures were followed during and after work. End the report by by providing recommendations and an overall safety rating.
