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Keeping up with safety in the service center

  • February 2009
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Kent Henry 
Former EASA Technical Support Specialist 

Safety is on everyone’s mind these days. Whether you’re a delivery driver, a salesperson, or a technician, you may need to complete some type of safety training at the customer’s facility just to gain permission to enter their plant. Once in plants, just traveling around you will see all sorts of safety measures, from designated walkways to vehicle speed limits. 

Customers look outside their premises as well. Many have begun using a service center’s internal safety program as a measure or qualifier of their worthiness to per­form repair or supply services. In meetings with prospective cus­tomers or negotiations with current custom­ers, you may need to have documentation of your safety program to hand out with sales or services brochures. 

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