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Hey Simmers 👋

This is another build challenge which WolfGirl Simming and I did. We took pictures from google to use as reference for each room and then we both made the build to see if our builds looks similar.

Mine is a 2 bedroom and 2.5 bathroom build. There is a lot of natural light that comes into the house. I also use a lot of white colors with the pink for a more modern feel.

You can find my build, showed in the pictures above, on my gallery (PrettyPoisonStef) and you can find WolfGirl Simming’s build on her gallery gallery (kayleighkkda).

Check out my YouTube video, to see a little short story, speed build and the house tour for this build. Your support really means a lot to me. I also like to support other simmers so please feel free to send me your channel link.

If you would like to collab with me, please don’t hesitate to contact me on any of my socials! I am open to build and cas collabs, cc or no cc.

Please comment down below what you think of this build, your feedback is very valuable to me! I hope you have a lovely day further!

Guess who’s back?  Check out my first time stamp to Stay With Me, Sweetheart!

Title:  Fourteen Days and Four Dozen Eggs

Rating:  Explicit

Tag Warning:  This story is COVID-19 Related but no one in the story actually has the virus.

Summary:  “I told you we were down to a dozen eggs. You bought three dozen more. We now have four dozen eggs, Dean. For a family of three.”

“You can make hard-boiled eggs,” Dean counters as he leans over to capture Cas’ frowning mouth in a kiss.

“And deviled eggs.”

Cas’ lips twitch.

“And egg salad.”

Amidala’s got the Senate wrapped around her finger, Kenobi is formidable and ruthless, and Skywalker, well... He’s Skywalker. Dealing with those three alone is headache enough, but when they work together? Force help whoever’s foolish enough to go up against them. I almost feel sorry for the Separatists. 

Writing Safe Work Procedures

If you read our last blog Back to Safety Basics you would have read about Safe Work Procedures (SWP). Now remember SWP have many names and acronyms such as Safe Work Instructions, Safe Work Practices, Safe Work Systems or Safe Operating Procedures. The way Projects One Safety Online has broken it down is that if you are operating plant, tools, equipment we call it a Safe Operating Procedure (SOP), if you are doing a task that has a number of hazards involved such as entering a confined space then we have Safe Work Procedures (SWP) for our teams to follow.

These documents allow us to use them when training new staff. It means everyone is trained the same way and allows us to monitor the procedure to ensure that it remains unchanged and in place. We can tell immediately if someone is trying to cut corners, this is when accidents happen.

Safe Work/Operating Procedures also give us a tool when doing a safety audit or if an incident or near miss should happen we have a standard to work from. We look at the current hazard control measures in place and look at how they can be improved. We also give the procedure to our team for checking over and to provide feedback as consultation with the team is a vital part of the process.

If writing an SOP or SWP baffles you beyond frustration keep reading.

10 tips to writing Safe Work Procedures

Written by, a Tradies Wife, creator of Projects One Safety Online, the ‘simplifies’ of all thing’s safety.

(I have used Worksafe Queensland as an example below as it is what I am most familiar with, each state follows similar rules and guidelines. Please check your own states website for further information. This is not a complete list and care should be taken to ensure you cover all aspects of your Safety)

“Some work tasks carry risks. Good risk management, including safe work procedures, ensure risk at your work is minimized and workers know how to perform tasks safely.”

10-minute SWMS onsite, on your phone

If you just rolled your eyes at merely reading the words Safe Work Method Statement then don’t look away, this article is for you. I know you think SWMS are hard or pointless and you really don’t understand them, but whinging and whining won’t help, neither will sticking your head in the sand, a $3000 fine is hard to ignore.

Yes, I do understand, I am a tradie who avoided the SWMS subject for as long as I could, then I discovered by learning a few things SWMS become easy, and the rest of our construction paperwork fell into place. Having our Construction Industry Safety paperwork in order meant our business could grow as we could now tender for the bigger jobs with confidence.