If an operator requests whitelining, does he have to keep records of that request?
• Yes. Similar to a meet on site, any operator requesting whitelining must keep records of the request and the subsequent action taken for a period of two years. The records must include: • A record stating the name and contact information of the excavator contacted for the request for whitelining; • Verification that both parties understand the description of the excavation site; • The agreed-upon excavation scheduled start date; and • The date and time of the request for whitelining.
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