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If internal workshop maintenance involves cross-task operations, is it necessary to sign a safety agreement with the workshop’s logistics staff?
Right. All those with overlapping tasks need to
Personally, I don’t think it’s necessary; employees should abide by safety regulations and standard operating procedures, but only on the condition that they are aware of these regulations and procedures, and have received appropriate safety training at all levels before taking up their duties.
It’s not a matter of signing a safety agreement; cross-tasking is simply not allowed at all! Relevant permits must be obtained according to the nature of the task; cross-tasking is strictly prohibited!
There are many overlapping tasks during the major maintenance of the equipment; emphasis is placed on on-site management, and I haven’t seen any separate agreement signed for this purpose.
Employees within a company who carry out construction work do not need to sign a safety agreement. . Just follow your internal management procedures. If external contractors are involved, corresponding safety agreements need to be signed.
Internal shipping staff aren’t needed, right? If you are an outsider, you must sign it.