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What three actions should a dogman take immediately if an unsafe situation occurs during work operations?
Stop work; Assess the situation; Report it
Stop work only
Inspect equipment; Notify supervisor; Continue
Do nothing; Wait for instructions; Resume
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Stop work; Assess the situation; Report it
Explanation:
When something unsafe happens, the priority is to stop, assess, and report. Stopping immediately prevents further movement or hazards from causing harm. Quickly assessing the situation helps you identify exactly what’s unsafe and what kind of action is needed next. Reporting it to the supervisor or safety officer ensures the issue is officially documented and that appropriate corrective controls are put in place. Stopping alone doesn’t address what the hazard is or how to fix it, continuing after a quick check can overlook serious risks, and doing nothing leaves people exposed to danger.
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