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DANGER DANGER FRONT BACK

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1 DANGER DANGER FRONT BACK
Date (yyyy-mm-dd) Date (aaaa-mm-jj) Placed By (Employee name) Apposé par (Nom de l’Employé) Supervisor Name Nom du Superviseur Radio Contact or Phone Number Contact Radio ou No. de Téléphone Hazards In Area / Reason For Barricade Risque / Raison du périmètre de sécurité ALWAYS REMOVE FLAGGING AND TAGS ONCE THE JOB IS COMPLETED TOUJOURS RETIRER IDENTIFICATION ET ÉTIQUETTES À LA FIN DES TRAVAUX DCM-ETI-SS-03-B Français sur côté opposé Rev. 4.0 DCM-ETI-SS-03-B English on reverse Rev. 4.0 4 x 6.5 po. Étiquette barricades DANGER rouge plastifiée Trou ¼po. renforcé avec anneaux métalliques.

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