Structured inspections, conducted by supervisors, workers and others, are effective and efficient.

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Why doesn't BI-05S.05 expectation not apply?

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Structured inspections, conducted by supervisors, workers and others, are effective and efficient for:

• Confirming worker actions are in line with site requirements (procedures, etc.) and mentoring non-conformances in line with performance management protocols 
• Equipment checks and servicing (with escalation of any identified defects) through pre-start, planned and in-field inspections  
• Area and facilities inspections (including signage, delineation, windrows/bunds, strata/slope conditions, etc.)
• Emergency equipment status inspections 

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Inspections are scheduled and based on detailed standards e.g. OEM servicing requirements for equipment and engineering/statutory guidance on required frequency of inspection of roadways and surrounding excavations.

The inspection process details the competence required for personnel undertaking and reporting on findings.

Defects/non-conformances are categorised to improve decisions on whether Operators/workers/equipment are safe to continue operating with and other hazards are addressed using the site's performance, hazard and incident reporting protocols.

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Comments/evidence here could include how scheduled inspections are carried out to plan, tracking and monitoring of defects and/or TARP levels.  Also include how non-conformances are reacted to in line with performance, defect and TARP protocols. 

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