academy · course 02

Course 02 — The day's plan

Which machine, whose hours, what is due. You read. The game is a different page. Not a plant ticket.

Study notes. Not a certificate. Not a licence. Not NEBOSH, PESO, ISEE, or IDE. We never design the charge, spacing, or the cut. Site hours and statutory papers have no video substitute.

  1. Lesson 1 · 20 min

    The machine is a written choice

    Mini-ex vs 20 t is not a vibe. Access, reach, floor load, and what you are taking down — written, or you hired the wrong iron. RazeForce holds the fleet. This page does not pick the machine for a live job.

    • Why this machine is written.
    • Access and floor load are written or marked assumed.
    • A photo of a machine is not a method.

    Skills this lesson covers: h1 · h2 · h3

  2. Lesson 2 · 20 min

    Hours and care due

    Hours without a source are a story. Care due that lives in someone's head is how a hose fails on a school day. The day's plan names the machine and what is due before it starts.

    • Hours have a source (meter, sheet, last job).
    • Care due is on the plan or the machine stays parked.

    Skills this lesson covers: h4 · h5 · h6

  3. Lesson 3 · 15 min

    Idle is money

    A machine on site that is not working is still costing fuel, operator, and hire. The plan says what it does this shift — or it should not be there.

    • Each machine on the plan has a job this shift.
    • Hire sitting idle is written as a cost, not a comfort.

    Skills this lesson covers: h7 · p8

  4. Lesson 4 · 20 min

    Attachment matches the face

    A pulveriser on timber is theatre. A bucket on a slab you meant to process is a delay. Write the attachment next to the task. Seat time still belongs at a school — we do not issue that ticket.

    • Task and attachment are written together.
    • We do not pretend this site is operator training.

    Skills this lesson covers: h8 · h9

  5. Lesson 5 · 15 min

    Who is on the iron

    A named person. A ticket where the law wants one. A stand-in who ‘knows the machine’ is not a name. RazeForce can hold the roster. The law where you work still issues the paper.

    • Operator is named.
    • Required ticket is named or work does not start.

    Skills this lesson covers: h10 · m4

  6. Lesson 6 · 25 min

    The plan is for today

    A week programme is not today's plan. Weather, a hold, a late truck — write what happens this shift. AI on the day's plan is a service we set up with you. It does not invent the method and it does not design a charge or a cut.

    • Today's tasks, machines, and holds are on one page.
    • A hold (power, asbestos, neighbour) stops the plan — it does not get a workaround sentence.

    Skills this lesson covers: h11 · p1 · p2

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