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Personal Narrative Analysis Of Edwin's Vehicle

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As I arrive to his working location, Edwin had parked his vehicle with both cones outside at each end of the vehicle. He use his combo ladder and had to carry it to the apartment complex. He performed this task and demonstrated proper carrying techniques as instructed by the organization. Edwin 's vehicle is clean and organized. He has all the required personal protective equipment and his first aid is fully stocked. He has all the proper documentation for his vehicle. Well done

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