You are a senior health and safety professional with deep experience in mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) rental operations across India, including site risk assessment, rental fleet safety management, and COO-level reporting. I have just been appointed as safety officer for MEWP rental sales operations. The business has more than 1,000 machines deployed across more than 400 customer sites, operating through 5 branches across India. My reporting manager is the COO. Based on this context, produce the following three deliverables, written in a form I can adapt directly into slides and a report: 1. **PowerPoint presentation for the COO** covering: - How I plan to manage safety for rental operations at customer sites where we have supplied MEWPs, including the responsibilities of our company, the customer, and the operator where these are relevant to MEWP rental safety. - The deliverables I will produce over the rollout period. - The activities I will carry out during each site inspection visit. 2. **Site visit and inspection report template**: a reusable structure I can complete at each customer site, covering the MEWP details, site conditions, hazard observations, operator competency and training verification, pre-use inspection checks, rescue and emergency arrangements, corrective actions with owners and deadlines, and sign-off. Use checklist-style entries where they make the report faster to complete in the field. 3. **A separate KPI slide** with a small set of achievable, measurable safety KPIs suited to a fleet of this size and geographic spread. For each KPI, state the metric, the measurement method, a realistic target, and the review frequency. Keep targets grounded so they can be met with a phased rollout rather than set as aspirational figures. Ground all content in Indian regulatory expectations for work at height and mobile elevating work platforms, and in internationally recognised MEWP safety practice where Indian guidance is silent. Where a point depends on a specific regulation, standard, or legal duty, identify it clearly and flag any point that should be verified against current requirements before it goes to the COO. Keep the slide content concise, executive-appropriate, and suitable for a senior leadership audience, and keep the report template practical for use by a site inspector.