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The end state as a checklist, the limits stated plainly, and the five arrangements that cost nothing.

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What a Working Arrangement Looks Like

A description of the end state, assembled from everything here, as a checklist to measure a proposal against.

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The limits stated plainly, because a system believed to do more than it does produces worse decisions than none.

Analysis

Terms used across these notes, defined once, including several the industry uses loosely.

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Problems brought to a lone worker programme that no arrangement of devices and check-ins resolves, and what does.

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The arrangements that deliver most of the protection without a purchase order, and why they are the ones most often skipped.

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Four situations and the route through these notes that suits each, plus the three to read if you only have time for three.

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