Determine SPRAT Level 3 on-site supervision scope before assigning technicians to a rope access window-cleaning crew
domain: sprat-supervision-structure · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the crew includes a certified SPRAT Level 3 technician responsible for supervising the work site and all Level 1 and Level 2 technicians present
Confirm Level 1 technicians on the crew are performing work only under direct supervision by a Level 2 or Level 3 technician, consistent with SPRAT's certification structure
Confirm the supervising Level 3 technician's certification is current (not lapsed) before the job starts
Document the supervision assignment in the site-specific job safety plan
Verify supervisory responsibilities against SPRAT's published Certification Requirements document rather than informal crew custom
Known gotchas
A Level 3 certification does not automatically make someone the designated site supervisor for a specific job - confirm the actual assignment is documented, not assumed from certification level alone
Do not confuse SPRAT's internal technician-supervision hierarchy with a building owner's separate competent-person or safety-monitor requirements, which may be a distinct role
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