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A checklist is a memory aid and organization tool. It can help collect facts, but it cannot know every local rule, policy, safety condition, product instruction, or professional requirement.
Practical use
The safest checklists use careful language: observe, record, ask, confirm, and get help when needed. They should not tell people to perform dangerous repairs or make high-stakes decisions from a single score.
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