A practical checklist

  1. Read both entries’ dates, quantity units, notes, and load or job references.
  2. Confirm with the people involved whether they recorded the same event.
  3. Preserve useful details in the correct record before removing a confirmed duplicate through available controls.
Illustrative recordA worked example

Two entries both reference scale slip 702 and 9.2 t from South Hill. The crew confirms one load was entered twice. A third 9.2 t entry with slip 703 is a different load and should stay.

What to avoid

Do not remove a legitimate pass just because its quantity matches another. Repeated values can be real, particularly for measured or standardized work.

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