How this one is meant to be worked through, in the author's own words:
1. Read the Introduction and Chapters 4 to 7 first, in order. Those are the four rules, and every chapter after them assumes them.
2. Confirm disposal before spending anything else. Ask the local solid waste authority what may be done with this material, and ask the hauler separately what they will accept, in what container, in what quantity and packaged how - their answer can differ from the authority's and they are the one who can refuse your load. A negative answer changes your cost per stop, your vehicle, your route, and possibly your model. Chapter 22.4.
3. Ask the hauler serving each property whether waste may go in that customer's own household bin. It is the most commonly assumed practice in this trade and the assumption is not always correct.
4. Learn the four movements and perform them at every gate, every stop: close fully, seat the latch deliberately, push firmly at animal height, pull firmly - then notice and record what the test returned. Chapter 4.3.
5. Record the test, not the gate. 'Tested - held' replaces 'gate secured' everywhere, including in every notification. A closed unlatched gate and a closed latched gate are visually identical from more than two feet, in a photograph, and from a truck. Chapter 24.3.
6. Delete every automated claim about a gate from your software today. A message that says 'gate secured' on every stop asserts a physical action the software cannot observe, and once anybody shows it is automatic, every such message you ever sent becomes worthless including the true ones. Chapter 31.3.
7. Write the service record at the property before the engine starts, every stop, including the ones where nothing happened - with 'gate tested - held' and 'nothing observed' entered positively rather than left blank, because a blank is ambiguous between nothing-to-report and not-checked. Chapter 24.1.
8. Record the arrival state of the gate at every visit. Without it, every containment problem in the twelve hours after your visit is yours by default. Chapter 24.2.
Written to be used rather than skimmed. Every financial figure is left blank on purpose, and anything touching law, tax, insurance or data protection is written as questions for a qualified professional rather than answers.
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