Which practice helps ensure steps are not skipped or duplicated?

• A. Place Keeping.
• B. Timekeeping.
• C. Equipment tagging.
• D. Cost tracking.

Answer: (C)

Keeping track of progress on each step prevents missing or duplicating work. Equipment tagging provides a clear, visible record on each piece of equipment or tool, showing whether a step has been completed or what action is needed. This makes it easy for the crew to see what’s done and what remains, reducing the risk of skipping or repeating steps. Timekeeping records when work occurred but doesn't verify the exact sequence. Cost tracking focuses on expenses rather than the procedural order. Place keeping helps organize the work area but doesn't enforce the step-by-step status as directly as tagging does.