Coversheet
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M+W Construction Site Safety Appraisal Checklist
(SAF024 rev1)
GLOBALFOUNDARIES, Malta, NY
11F & 11J Projects -
Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Personnel
Audit Information
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This document serves as a weekly safety appraisal for M+W Group work on the 11F and 11J projects in Malta NY on behalf of GLOBALFOUNDRIES. Project Manager: Mervyn Wilson
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Date / Time of Inspection
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Location(s)
- 8.1 SubFab
- 8.1 Fab
- 8.1 Fan Deck
- TDC
- CUB L1
- CUB L2
- Parking Lot
- Other
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Observer(s)
- Scott Cashin
- Tracy Newman
- Ed Lashua
- Ceasar Gonzalez
- Mervyn Wilson
- Vince Jamnik
- Mike Morgan
- Omar Araya
- Roger Glover
- John Axten
Sections
- Jobsite office
Jobsite Office
Posters and safety signs in place
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OSHA safety poster
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Equal opportunity poster
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OSHA form 300
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Emergency telephone card
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Minimum wage poster
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Polygraph poster
First aid kit
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Fully stocked
Accident reporting
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Forms available
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Office employees briefed
Security
Security
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Fencing
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Lightening
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Alarms
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Monitoring
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Security service
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Notification of Police / Authorization
Hazard communication
Hazard Communication
Employee training
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All employees trained on chemicals
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All employees' signed training certifications on file
MSDS
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MSDS on file
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Log assigned to competent person
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Log completed and up to date
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Written program on file
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Containers marked
Jobsite logistics and layout
Jobsite logistics and layout
Traffic routes around construction areas:
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Warning signs, flagging in place
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Crane swing flagged, if appropriate
Utility ditches
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Flagged or barricaded
Trucks and heavy equipment
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Good mechanical condition
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Backup signals working
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Seatbelts installed and used
Public protection
Public protection
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Warning signs in place around site
After hour protection
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Open ditches protected
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Drop offs protected
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Ladders lowered
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Hazard lights if necessary
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Exits marked
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Emergency evacuation routes
Housekeeping
Housekeeping
Material storage yard
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Stacked neatly and properly
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Aisles, walkways, and roads clear
Check area for
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Loose and waste material
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Vicinity of ladders, stairs, ramps and machinery
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Empty bottles, containers, papers, trash, bands, brick bats, etc., removed
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Trash cans, dumpsters available and emptied regularly
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Nails, boards, debris removed
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Trash recepticles provided for drinking cups
Personal protective equipment
Personal protective equipment
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Hard hats
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Shoes / boots
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Gloves
Eye / face
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Grinding
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Chipping
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Welding
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Tar kettle
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Power actuated tools
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Powder actuated tools
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Sawing
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Safety harness / lanyards
Ear protection
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Jackhammers
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Air tools and others
Specialized equipment
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Gloves
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Respirators
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Acid resistant clothing
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Laser warning posters
Tools
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Wooden handles in good shape
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Tool guards in place
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Safety nets, if applicable
Sanitation
Sanitation
Temporary toilets
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Serviced regularly
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Sufficient quantity (20 or less employees - 1 required, more than 20 - 1 toilet and 1 urinal per 40)
Potable water
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Tightly closed containers
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Equipped with tap
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Paper cups available
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Containers labeled "drinking water"
Barricades or covers installed
Barricades or covers installed
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Floor openings
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Open platforms
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Elevator shafts
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Stairwells and stairways
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Wall openings
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Elevation changes
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Excavations / trenches
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Crane outriggers flagged or roped off
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Wire rope tight around perimeter
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Top and midrail guards installed
Scaffolds / ladders
Scaffolds / ladders
Scaffolds
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Bracing complete
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Guardrails in place
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Proper decking material and width
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Wheels locked on mobile scaffolds
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Proper footing on fixed scaffolds
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Access ladders available
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Scaffold inspection form (R) on file from subs
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Ladders used properly and secured
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Job built ladders constructed to OSHA standards
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Ladders in good shape
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Fall protection used if required
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Wheels locked on mobile
Excavations / shoring
Excavations / shoring
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If over 5 feet in depth, check for required shoring or sufficient slope to embankment
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Tag lines and signs in place
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Flashing lights if necessary
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Ladders set at 25 foot intervals in trenches
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Excavated materials safe
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Excavations dewatered
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Proper ventilation
Electrical
Electrical
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Cords / devices have current color code inspection tape installed
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Frayed cords, broken pluds fixed
Temporary wiring
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Panels secured and GFCIs working
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Away from vehicle pathways
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Out of water / moisture
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No broken recepticles found
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Sufficient outlets for all crafts
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Temporary lighting with cages
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Assured grounding conductor program in place, if not using GFCI
Fire protection
Fire protection
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Office fire extinguishers in working order
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One extinguisher for 3,000 foot area
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One extinguisher on each floor adjacent to stairwell
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Trash, paper, other combustibles picked up
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Welders / roofers have extinguishers nearby
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Fire alarm available / fire evacuation plan
Flammable liquids / materials
Flammable liquids / materials
Containers
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Empty containers removed
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Only approved containers ( safe cans)
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Over 25 gallons, stored in acceptable cabinet
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Outside storage area graded for drainage, fire extinguisher and proper signage in place
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Curing compounds stored outside of building
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Grounded, bonded and pressure relief on fuel storage tanks
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No smoking signs
Flammable gases
Flammable gases
Cylinders
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Away from heat
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Stored upright (secured)
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Close valves on empty cylinders
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Valve protection caps in place if cylinder not in use
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Valve key wrench available
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Portable rack with bottles secured
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Never drag or slide bottles
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Bottles stored at least 25 feet from any building
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Designated storage area
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Storage within buildings prohibited
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No smoking signs posted
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Oxygen bottles stored 20 feet from acetylene bottles or 1/2 hour fire barrier installed between them
Gauges
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Good condition
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Reverse flow valves installed (both hoses)
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Eye protection
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Ventilation
Electric welders
Electric welders
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Insulated grips on electric holders
Cables and connectors (ck condition)
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Insulated
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Flexible
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Splices insulated and prohibited within 10 feet of holder
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Welding machine frame grounded
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Shielding in place
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Proper eye protection
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Proper ventilation
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Hot work permit posted if required
Hoists
Hoists
Material hoisting
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Designed by licensed professional engineer
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With tower enclosed for full height on all sides with 1/2 inch by 18 gauge screen mesh, except for landing access
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With tower not enclosed, hoist platform or car shall be totally enclosed on all sides for the full height between floor and overhead covering with 1/2 inch by 14 gauge mesh
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Top of cage with 2 inch planking or 3/4 inch plywood
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Operation rules poster posted "no riders allowed"
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Hoisting entrances guarded by substantial gates or bars
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Vertical gates of sufficient height to prevent anyone from looking over them into shaft
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Competent person assigned to inspect weekly
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Weekly inspections logged in
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Fire extinguishers in place and inspected
Personnel hoists
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Hoisting doors at least 6 feet 6 inches high with vision panel of solid construction
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Machinery and control equipment lighting and protected from weather
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Double planked stock overhead protection for operator
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Operator on duty
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Electrically released, spring or wt applied brake in working order
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Hoist thoroughly inspected each day
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Not used to carry personnel until inspected and tested and local operation permit issued
Blasting
Blasting
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Contractor qualifications and credentials checked
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Jobsite meeting held
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All signs, warning signals, protective equipment in place
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Nonessentials removed from area
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Radio transmissions limited
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Blasting mats in place
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Blasting log maintained
Asbestos
Asbestos
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Notify the owner if found onsite immediately; stop all work in the area
Heavy equipment
Heavy equipment
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Warning devices
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Fueling
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Operator qualifications
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Seat belts
Completion sign off
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Date / time completed
Signatures
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Print / Sign