Stop and Ask for Qualified Help

First step

Write a fictional inspection situation in which the safety boundary has not been established. Fictional givens: at the fictional Birchmoor Annex, an inspector trainee is assigned two activities: (1) a visual walk-through of Room 3 and (2) reviewing a panel area in Room 5. A passing visitor says "it's all off." No employer direction exists for either activity. Before reading the model in done_right, write one uncertainty note per activity with its status and the employer role to consult.

The scenario names the uncertainty without instructing anyone to touch or test equipment. Worked model from the givens: Note 1 (Room 3 walk-through) = boundary not established; PAUSED; ask the employer-designated qualified contact. Note 2 (Room 5 panel area) = boundary not established; PAUSED; ask the same role. The visitor's remark is recorded as an unverified statement, not verification. Changed condition: the fictional employer-designated contact confirms in writing the boundary for the Room 3 walk-through only. Worked retry: mark only Note 1 boundary CONFIRMED (fictional written direction, dated) and reassess that activity under that direction; Note 2 stays PAUSED and UNKNOWN; the confirmation grants no qualification or general work permission. The direction is fictional; no actual employer replied.

Adding a hands-on verification method turns a communication exercise into an unauthorized procedure. First error in this exercise: after the Room 3 confirmation, writing "site confirmed safe, resume all activities." Correction: the confirmation closes only Note 1; Note 2 stays paused until the qualified employer contact resolves it, and the visitor's remark still counts for nothing.