The records an inspector asks for and the checks that keep a workshop running — written plainly, free to copy, no sign-up.
Every fire drill needs a written record. Here is exactly what an inspector looks for, and a table you can copy straight into your own log.
4 min readThe monthly visual check you can do yourself, what only an engineer can sign off, and the log columns that keep you covered.
4 min readA count sheet layout that survives a real stocktake, plus the cycle-count routine that stops you doing a full count at all.
5 min readWhat a driver checks before the first drive of the day, how to record a defect, and why the nil-defect record matters as much as the faults.
4 min readBase rate, fuel surcharge, minimum charge, customs, transit time and the add-ons that turn the cheapest quote into the dearest invoice.
5 min readHow to set up tool checkout so kit comes back, calibration never lapses, and you can prove who had what.
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