Know which arrival handoff to follow
For the fictional Cedar Quay project, a worker arriving through an employer follows that employer’s onboarding route and the project’s approved access route. The project access process determines project authorization; reading this site does not grant access.
Keep the two handoffs clear
This example identifies who owns each route, not the requirements of either process.
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Ask your employer about onboarding
Your employer or subcontractor supervisor explains that employer’s onboarding steps and maintains its own required records.
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Use the approved project access route
The project access owner directs the worker or supervisor to the approved access process and confirms project-specific authorization through that process.
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Take a missing or mismatched record to its owner
Ask the employer about employer-held onboarding records; ask the project access owner about project authorization or access-system status. This page is not evidence of approval.
Which route owns the question?
A quick distinction for the fictional Cedar Quay example.
| Details | Employer onboarding | Project access |
|---|---|---|
| Who directs the process | Worker’s employer or subcontractor supervisor | Project access owner |
| What it covers | Employer onboarding and employer-held records | Project-specific access authorization |
| Where records are handled | The employer’s approved process | The project’s approved access system |