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In the UK the awarding bodies were very specific when the term "pre shift" check was changed to "pre use check". Each check by each person has to be recorded.
Certainly in the UK you can not rely on someone else checking a machine for your safety - each user is responsible for their own safety.
  • Posted 2 Nov 2009 19:22
  • By MaxaM60
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