Information
Engineer Companion
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Engineer details (**payroll number must be included**)
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Choose Document
- Proof of understanding
- Generic risk assessment
- Escalation form
- Tool box Talks
- Order Safety Equipment
- Nonstandard Visit
- Escalated Q Visit
- New start Check list
- Parking Fine Form Bskyb
- Sky Revisit Feedback
- SAT Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) FORM
- Sky Vehicle Appraisal Form
- knowledge and development
Escalation Form
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Job Number
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Post Code
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Point of Escalation
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Equipment Used
- 20mm eye bolt
- 5m rope with knot
- Crawl boards
- Slings
- Chimney strop
- Cowstail
- Rope grab
- Harness
- Ladder spike/leg
- Gravel bag
- 1m ratchet strap (between microlite and access ladder)
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Comments (Detail any unseen equipment)
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Photo of Set Up
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I have escalated this visit and after discussing options with the TM i am happy to proceed with this visit using this safe system of work
Proof of Understanding
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Choose Document
- Escalation Manual
- Hazard Awareness Brief
- Generic risk assessments
- Safety Manual
- Combi ladder manual
- Lone working policy
- First aid policy
- Absence policy
- Fleet policy
- Drugs and alcohol policy
- PPE Manual
- Statement of arrangements
- Cladded building brief
- Safe ladder access on public highways
- Summer manual
- Working in winter conditions
- Manual handling Brief
- Critical Hit Brief
- Damage Awareness Brief
- Stock Smart V2.3
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• Escalation process
• Pitched roof work
• Dormer roof work
• Flat roof work
• Safe access through windows
• Accessing skylights and roof hatches in tenement properties
• Use of existing dish bracketry to secure ladders
• Using anchors positioned at the base of a wall or ground level
• Access to scaffolding at residential premises -
• Identifying fragile roof surfaces
• Asbestos
• Working around dogs
• Hazard awareness
• Health and safety: Awareness and principles
• Hazardous substances
• Internal RA & hazard awareness brief -
animal faeces . working in sunshine
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• Bosch GMS-120 detector Equipment
• PPE Brief
• PPE policy -
• Critical hit
• Safe drilling practises
• Damage Awareness Brief -
Have you read and fully understood all the above named document and do you understand your responsibilities
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Please inform your line manager of your further support/training requirements in understanding the above named document
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Signature
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Signature
Hazard Awareness
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Choice Document
- Manual Handling Risk Assessment
- PPE
- Surfaces Risk Assessment
- Aggressive People Risk Assessment
- Driving Risk Assessment
- Climbing Apparatus Risk Assessment
- Working at Height Risk Assessment
- Inclement-adverse weather RA
- Lone Working
- Zoonose Risk Assessment
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I have read all the generic risk assessments listed above and fully understand them and all the relevant control measures.<br>
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Please inform your line manager of your further support/training requirements in understanding these risk assessments
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Signature
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I have read the generic risk assessments listed above and fully understand them and all the relevant control measures.
Tool Box Talks
Order Safety Equipment
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What item have you replaced?
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Serial Number
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What Date did you receive this item?
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What Date of manufacture is on the item?
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Please forward this form to your Line Manager so that an inspection can be arranged.
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Sign
Escalated Q Visit
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Job Number
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Please provide the customers full name
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Please provide the full postcode
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Please provide the customer primary contact number
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Reason for escalation
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Please give full details for this escalation and and the possible solutions!
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Why does it need hard wiring....IE...Oast house, distance too far etc
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What is the Approximate Age of the house?
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Does the property have a Basement?
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Pictures of the property
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What are the location of the STB,s?
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What measures have you taken to use it wirelessley....IE booster placement
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Add Media to Support
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How many Items need hard wiring?
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Add Media to Support
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What route has been discussed with the customer?
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Please give a diagram
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Who Provides the customers Broadband?
- SKY
- BT
- Virgin
- Plus Net
- EE
- O2
- Talk Talk
- Vodafone
- SSE
- Direct Save
- Other
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What type of BT router has the customer got?
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Please provide details of the broadband supplier.
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Add Media to Support
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Please provide picture of current metrics
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Pictures of layout of equiptment... IE in a cabinet, etc
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Have you used I Know 2?
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Please give reason for not using I Know 2
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TM contacted Prior to escalation?
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Please give reason for not contacting your TM?
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What was discussed with your TM?
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Has the customer been made aware of the potential wait for this escalation to be resolved!<br>
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Engineer
Nonstandard Visit
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Job Number
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Date and Time of Visit
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Reason
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Add media to support
Disclaimer
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“I confirm that I am satisfied that the Sky Engineer has left my property safe and clean and that the installation has been performed to my satisfaction and I am happy with the results.”
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Customers Signature
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Engineers Signature
Health and Safety Equipment
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Please select all Health and Safety items the engineer has on the vehicle
- Microlite Ladder Attachment (UOM 1)
- Cones Standard 21 Inch (UOM 1)
- Drill Harness
- Kneepads External
- 6m Chimney Strop
- Standard Karabiner
- Gravel Bag
- 30cm Endless sling for seatbelt (RSL)
- Sling 150 cm (qty 1)
- Seat Belt (Retractable Safety Line)
- 9m Ratchet Strap Kit
- 15mm x 11mmKernmantleRope(UOM = 1)
- 10m x 11m Kernmantle Rope (UOM = 1)
- 5m x 11mm Kernmantle Rope (UOM = 1)
- 1.5m Para Cord
- Para Cord Karabiner
- Y Hang Sling
- 4m Ratchet Strap
- 1.2M Endless Soft Sling
- DTH Harness
- Rope Grab (UOM 1)
- Cows Tail
- Re usable eyebolt anchor (UOM 1 = 1)
- 1m Ratchet strap
- 2 Mtr Ratchet Strap (UOM 1)
- Pipe Cutter UOM = 1
- Silicon Cutter UOM = 1
- Hazard Analysis Form (DTH & DAT)
- Skylite Crawl board (UOM = 1 Pair)
- Lashing Kit gloves
- Scanner Bosch GMS120
- Ladder Spike
- 10mm x 75mm Screw Eye Bolt ( UOM1=1)
- Cable Rod Kit (Standard Issue) UOM = 1 K
- Ladder Mate (UOM 1)
- Draper working light
- Snow Gripper Size 11+ boot
- Snow Gripper Size 5-10 boot
- Snow Gripper Size 4 boot
BRACKETS/MOUNTS
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Please select all Brackets/Mounts on the engineers has on the vehicle
- 1.25 Inch Patio Mount (Small)(UOM 1)
- New 1.4m S-Pole
- 1m S-Pole
- Single Lashing Kit including brackets (
- Triax MK4 Exhaust Clamp (UOM =1 bag of 1
CONSUMABLES
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Please select all Consumables the engineer has on the vehicle
- *Twin core clip ( Black )(1 pack of 1000
- *Twin core clip ( White )(1 pack of 1000
- *7mm White Clip(Bag of 1000)
- *4.5mm White Clip (Box 1000)UOM
- *4.5mm Black Clip (Box 1000)UOM
- *Cable Entry Cover (White)(1 bag of 50)
- *Cable Entry Cover (Black)(1 bag of 50)
- *7mm Black Clips(1 Box of 1000)
- Arco Branded Antiseptic Wipes (Tub of 20)
- 5mm x 50mm S4 W/L SDS Drill Bit (UOM 1 =
- Multimeter (DT-9201A) (UOM 1)
- Sealant Clear (UOM = 1 box of 6)
- 14mm R Staples (Box 1000)UOM
- *White Insert Plug(1 bag of 100)
- *Black PVC Tape (UOM = 1 roll)
- 160mmx4.8mm Cable Tie black short (1bag)
- 160mm x 4.8mm Cable Tie natural short
- *7mm White Bushing (1 Bag of 100)
- M8 x 60 Coach Screws (1 box of 100)
- *Sky + Grommet (UOM 1 pack of 100)
- ADSL Filter
- Padlock (Class 6)(UOM 1)
- Disposable Gloves ( box of 100)
- *Disposable overshoes(1 pack of 100)
- Unigrip Adhesive (UOM = 1 Tube)
- Plasters (pack of 20)
- First aid kits (UOM 1)
- *Black insert plug ( Box of 100 )
- *10mm Nylon Plug (1 Bag of 500)
- Compression F-Fit Connector Sky+ (1 =50)
- Compression F-Fit Connector 1 = bag 50
- SDS Drill Bit 10mm x 160mm
- SDS Drill Bit 6mm x 450mm
- SDS Drill Bit 10mm x 460mm
- Drill Bit 16x460mm (UOM 1 = 1)
- 20/200 drill bit (UOM 1)
- 10mm x 1m Drill Bit (UOM 1)
CABLES/LEADS
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Please select all Cables/Leads the engineer has on the vehicle
- CT63 Dual Cable (Black) - 250m
- CT63 Dual Cable (White) - 250m
- CT100 Black 250M(1 reel of 250m)
- CT100 White 250M(1 reel of 250M)
- *Digi Pace Scart Lead(1 bag of 5)(UOM 1)
- Power Lead (1 Bag of 5)
TOOLS
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Please select all Tools the engineer has on the vehicle
- Cable Reel Stand (UOM 1)
- Draper 870PZB Expert Screwdriver (UOM 1
- DraperH/D Diag Sidecutter (UOM 1 =1)
- Dustpan & Brush Set (1 Set)
- 15mm OE Spanner (UOM 1)
- Safety Cut Out Switches (UOM 1)
- Nightsearcher - HP910X LED Head Torch
- Tool Organiser (UOM 1)
- Rapid 36 Staple Gun (UOM 1)
- Tape Measure (3 Metre)
- 10mm Ratchet Spanner UOM 1 = 1
- Telephone Test Engineer(UOM 1)
- Lashing Kit wire cutter
- Amtec Leather Tool Belt (UOM = 1)
- Sealant Gun
- Hammer Claw (UOM 1)
- Pliers Combination ( Heavy ) (UOM 1)
- Wrench 13x14mm Rachet Ring (UOM 1)
- Nut Spinner (UOM 1)
- Tool Bag (UOM 1)
- Drill(New)(UOM= 1 drill)
- Compression Fit F-Connector Tightener
- Cable Stripping Tool (UOM=1)
- 13mm 6 point Ratchet wrench
- Compression Tool (Plastic) (UOM=1)
DISH/LNB
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Please select all Dish's/LNB's the engineer has on the Vehicle
- Generic - MK4 Quad LNB
- Generic Mk 4 Octo LNB
- Generic MK4 Zone 1 Dish
- Generic Wide Band LNB
- Generic Hybrid LNB
STATIONARY
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Please select all Stationary the engineer has on the vehicle
- Install form (UOM 1)
- Stock Manifest Book (1 pad)
- Outcards V2 (UOM = 1 pad)
- Paper Risk Assessment
- Paper Job Sheets
- Bump Cards
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TM
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Engineer
PARKING FINE FORM BSKYB
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National parking Utl fleet
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Fine reference number
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Team Code
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Engineer Name
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Manager Name
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Engineer Number
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Van Registration
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Local Authority
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Cost
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Date fine occurred
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Job Number
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Road Name
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Authorised to pay
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Authorised to recharge engineer
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Reason for not recharging engineer
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Photo of notification of parking issue before receiving fine
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Photo of fine, vehicle parked and signage displaying terms
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Team Manager submitting form
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Date submitted and emailed to UTL utl.bskyb.fleet@unipart.com
SKY REVISIT FEEDBACK
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Please fill out on every 30/90 day revisit
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Each section of this form must be completed
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job Number
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Previous engineer
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Job type
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Revisit on
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Date of original job
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What is the issue with job
- No sat signal
- Connectivity issues
- Broadband related
- OSM fault
- Picture fault
- UHD fault
- Other
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Explain in brief the issue with system
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Screen shots of equipment locations (Sky Q only)
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Was the HDMI cable changed?
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Is there a reason the HDMI has no been changed?
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Was the POWER cable changed?
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Is there a reason the Power Lead has no been changed?
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Was the F CONNECTORS changed?
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Screen shots of mesh from chrome before and after (Sky Q only)
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Any additional photos to be added to help understand revisit
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Resolution of the fix to the system
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Feedback to original engineer
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Engineer Sign
SAT Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) FORM
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This form assumes that the job cannot be completed by a DTH or DAT engineer. A form must be completed for each SAT job before it is undertaken. SAT jobs require two trained and qualified SAT Engineers on site at all times otherwise they must must be postponed. Modern Apprentices may not take part in SAT Work.
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Job Number
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Climbing Engineer
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Safety Engineer
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Job Type
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Date
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1. Is the job a true SAT job?
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If it is not SAT, it is...
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If the job is DTH or DAT or Impossible, State the reason why here
The following information constitutes an on-site assessment for the job. A Method Statement is also required
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2. Access to height will be by:
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If Other Specify minimum control measures required.
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If Additions to or Variations from standard control measures - please specify clearly here.
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3. Type of ladder to be used: (if applicable)
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Combi Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE, Other equipment and Fall Arrest as necessary, Eyebolt at all times
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8-rung Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE Microlite + Eyebolt necessary to ensure security.
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Single Section Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE, Microlite, LadderMate, Full Fall Arrest + EyeBolt
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Double Section Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE, Microlite, LadderMate, Full Fall Arrest + EyeBolt
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Triple Section Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE, Microlite, LadderMate, Full Fall Arrest + EyeBolt
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DAT Roof Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) PPE, 2 x Microlite, 2 x LadderMate, 3 x Full Fall Arrest + EyeBolts
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Extended DAT Roof Ladder Standard Control Measure Requirements (as per Ladder Hierarchy) As per DAT roof Ladder
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If a LM or ML cannot be used please state here what alternative is to be used, an Eyebolt or other attachment point must be used for all dish installs and all service work.
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4. If anchor points are needed for Roped Access are they:
- Temporary
- Permenant
- Structural
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5. On-Site Identified Hazards
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Select if hazard is present:
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Adverser Weather
- Control
- Remove
- Escalate
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Any Other Hazards ( state what they are below - eg pets, etc)
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Please state here what other hazards are if any?
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Third Parties
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Traffic
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Existing Equipment
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Garden Hazards
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Ground Hazards
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If Hazard cannot be controlled or removed then they must be escalated. (Give detail)
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6. Method Statement A clear and detailed method for carrying out the work must be recorded here before the work commences. Additional pages should be added as necessary. Items to be covered include site details; pre-job preparation; type of job (install, service, etc) roof type ( flat, sloping (give approx angle)); rescue considerations ( if standard rescue techniques say so, otherwise specify in detail). the method statement should have sufficient detail to allow another SAT team to understand how they would carry out the work. Draw diagrams if necessary to illustrate. Please write clearly.
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Draw diagrams if necessary to illustrate
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Pictures (if required)
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Climbing Engineer Signature
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Safety Engineer Signature
About the Vehicle
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Vehicle Registration
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Vehicle Make and Model
Transfer Details
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Individual handing vehicle over
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Tech Number
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Team
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Individual receiving vehicle
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Tech Number
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Team
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Date transfer took place
Vehicle Details
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Livery
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Vehicle Mileage
Vehicle Condition
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Is the spare wheel or tyre sealant present
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Is the Fuel Card present
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Is there an easi load pole?
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Is the vehicle damage free?
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Caddy Only - Are both ladder locks in working order with keys available?
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Front Of Vehicle
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Driver's door and wing
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Driver's side sliding door and rear quarter panel
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Rear of vehicle
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Passenger side sliding door and rear quarter panel
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Passenger door and wing
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Cab - Driver's side
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Cab - Passenger's side
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Signature of Individual 1
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Signature of individual 2 if applicable
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Manager signature
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Date
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Choose Document
SM3 Compliance
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This is the process that I will follow on every visit.
The importance of correctly carrying out a full test on the dish/Lnb and cable is paramount to ensuring the customer will have the best possible experience with their Sky system.
If for any reason a full data logger cannot be carried out you must contact your TM or the duty TM to make them aware
• Data must have the current and correct Firmware and Channel plan at the time of the upload, each logger is date stamped when captured.
• An alignment/signal test (Mini Logger) must only be completed at the dish.
• This must be within 95% of the optimal signal obtained.
*On pre-existing dishes, these must be taken out of alignment accommodate a signal loss, allowing you to optimise and remain compliant.
You will see this on the upload of the mini logger with a performance measure, as seen below:
• Dependant on the type of LNB an LNB test should be carried out, this is not required on Wideband LNB's
• A data logger (Logger 1) is uploaded at the dish with no marginal or failed transponders
• Inside the property a data logger (Logger 2) is uploaded at the cable end with no marginal or failed transponders.
*An alignment test/mini logger should not be carried out at this stage, this should only be captured during alignment as this will delete any existing mini logger and cause a compliance issue. Only a data logger should be carried out to check the sanity of the cable and signal obtained.
These can be cross-referenced if any signal issues onsite.
These 3 pieces of data (Mini Logger, data logger 1&2) must then be uploaded to the FS App via smart sky, the following uploads will be classed as non-compliant:
1. Data with out of date firmware or channel plans.
2. Duplicate data loggers or loggers that have previously been uploaded.
3. Data loggers with either failed or marginal transponders.
4. Data with mini loggers below 95% of the optimal signal.
The correct process for SM3 compliance is explained below in the recent TAPS self-help video:
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Comments
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I understand that if this process is not followed there may be a case for disciplinary action as this is a business requirement for every visit.