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1. Start by accessing the AMP job walk form.
2. Fill in the project details, such as project name, location, and date.
3. Identify the specific areas or sections of the project that will be walked through.
4. Assign responsibilities to individuals who will be part of the job walk.
5. Prepare any necessary documentation, such as drawings or specifications, to bring along during the walk.
6. On the scheduled date, gather all participants at the designated meeting point.
7. Begin the job walk by reviewing the project details and objectives.
8. Proceed to walk through each identified area, noting any observations or issues.
9. Take photographs or make sketches if necessary to document important details.
10. Discuss any potential solutions or actions to be taken for identified issues.
11. Complete the job walk by summarizing the key findings and actions to be taken.
12. Record all findings and actions in the AMP job walk form.
13. Distribute a copy of the completed form to all participants and stakeholders.

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1. Construction project managers who want to ensure that the job is being carried out according to plans and specifications.
2. Contractors who need to understand the scope and requirements of a project before submitting a bid.
3. Architects or engineers who want to inspect the progress of the construction in person.
4. Government officials responsible for approving and monitoring construction projects.
5. Property owners who want to oversee renovations or upgrades being done on their property.
6. Inspectors or auditors who need to verify compliance with industry standards and regulations.
7. Safety officers or risk managers who want to identify potential hazards and ensure safety measures are in place.
8. Facility managers who need to keep track of maintenance or repair work being done.

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AMP job walk is a process where an authorized manager or supervisor inspects a work site to ensure safety compliance and job requirements are met.

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