SOME TOPICS THAT WE COVER:
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[1:40]: Top tip: Keep a plastic bag in your car boot for dirty site boots
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[2:30]: Taking the top tip further: Keep a plastic tub in the car boot to store all your site gear
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[3:20]: When doing a site visit, chat with whoever's responsible on-site to help understand PPE requirements
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[4:00]: How Rebeka and Kribashini received new KingGee site gear and the big debate between pants and shorts
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[5:00]: It's important to be comfortable in what you're wearing on-site so you can inspect things properly
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[7:00]: How workwear should complement your existing outfit so that you don't have to completely change to visit a site
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[8:15]: The different site requirements including steel-capped boots, hi-vis vests and hard hats and how it's good to have your own
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[9:25]: How you need to have your site gear ready to go when completing your white card training
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[10:00]: Skirts can be really problematic on-site. Just don't wear them!
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[10:46]: Site boots have come a long way and they're starting to be a bit more fashionable
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[12:15]: Buying from a catalogue can be tricky. KingGee jackets were down a size for example.