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What is the appropriate action when you witness a safety violation that could affect customers?

Ignore and continue.

Post about it on social media.

Wait and see if it resolves itself.

Stop the activity if safe to do so, inform the appropriate authority, document, and report to supervisor for corrective action.

Acting quickly and responsibly when you see a safety violation that could affect customers is essential. The proper sequence is to stop the activity if it’s safe to do so, inform the appropriate authority, document what you observed, and report to your supervisor for corrective action.

Stopping the activity reduces immediate risk and protects customers. Informing the right person or department ensures the issue is being handled by someone with authority and the right expertise. Documenting what happened creates a clear record for accountability and helps prevent recurrence. Reporting to your supervisor connects the incident to formal corrective actions, training, or policy changes as needed.

Choosing to ignore the situation misses a real danger and can put customers at risk. Posting about it on social media bypasses proper channels and can spread misinformation or create unnecessary panic. Waiting to see if it resolves itself delays protection and can allow harm to occur.