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We have also always worked on a 30 day period before things are counted as "overdue" but that is just a informal arrangement as there is nothing in the Australian/New Zealand standards (AS/NZ 3551)that states this, it's just tradition.


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Originally Posted by seanmarion

Do you have reference in your 1 month grace period for the overdue equipment?


How about in your Department Policies and Procedures?

Have you written them yet? think


If you don't inspect ... don't expect.
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How about in your Department Policies and Procedures?

Sorry, policies and procedures, these words mean nothing to me whistle


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