What must be included in the safety brief before starting PMCS procedures?

The safety brief for PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) procedures should include critical information to ensure that all participants are aware of the topics being discussed and the individuals involved. Including discussion topics helps to orient everyone on the key points of focus during the brief, ensuring that participants understand their roles and responsibilities, as well as any potential hazards they may need to watch out for.

Attendees are essential to include, as this fosters a sense of team and collaboration, enabling everyone to recognize who is responsible for what during the PMCS. This participation enhances communication, allowing for effective management of the maintenance process and reinforcing the importance of safety.

In contrast, while having a list of equipment could be beneficial, it is not as crucial as the discussion of the topics and attendees that directly contribute to safety and coordination. Similarly, only naming participants or focusing solely on upcoming inspections would not provide a comprehensive understanding of the safety considerations necessary for effective PMCS execution.