Start by checking in

Your crew leader is the local handoff for arrival and assignment questions.

On arrival, check in with the crew leader and confirm the meeting point and assigned work area for that day. If you are unsure which route or reference applies, ask before leaving the meeting point.

Arrival sequence

A coordination sequence, not a safety procedure.

  1. 1

    Find the meeting point

    Use locally provided directions or ask the crew leader to identify the meeting point.

  2. 2

    Confirm your assignment

    Ask which work area you are assigned to and who will answer questions for that area.

  3. 3

    Identify the current reference

    Ask which approved local reference applies to the assignment and where to consult it.

  4. 4

    Locate support

    Know how to reach the worker-support role if you have a welfare or general support question.

Useful details to have ready

These prompts help make the handoff clear; they do not establish eligibility or required paperwork.

Your assignment

Be ready to confirm the work area or task the crew leader has assigned.

  • Ask for the area name.
  • Repeat it back if the location is unfamiliar.

Your questions

Raise anything you need clarified before relying on an unfamiliar reference.

  • Ask who owns the current area reference.
  • Ask for language assistance if you need help understanding the handoff.