(Another way of asking: :How dependable are you?")

(Another way of asking: :How dependable are you?")

(Another way of asking: :How dependable are you?")

(Another way of asking: :How dependable are you?")

Who is the person (supervisor or clerk?) and what information are they requesting (confidential material)?
Basically we use common sense because not all files on my boss's desk may be considered confidential.  If in cases that the file being requested contains confidential matters and are too sensitive to be handed down then it is but proper to try to call my boss through available means of communication and ask permission if he wants the said file to be given out to the requesting party or not.  If he gives permission then it is best to issue a borrower's slip where the date time, a general description of the content of the file and the name of the borrowing party will be indicated to easy tracking of documents.  However, when the means of communication to my boss is not possible then it is best to cordially explain to the requesting party to wait until such time that my boss will be back from his vacation to be able to decide on the matter.

Yes. I use safety gadgets, and make careful assessment before working on it.

Because ignorance of safety procedures can bring more damage, and thus more costly for the shop.

Overtime is assigning a job that needs to be done asap, which is why it's being asked to be done even after office hours.

I would first plan it out with my staff, set all needed preparations, then proceed only when everything has been considered and taken care of.

I would first plan it out with my staff, set all needed preparations, then proceed only when everything has been considered and taken care of.