What immediate action must an SSHR take if an inspection indicates a possible danger?

The immediate action that must be taken by a Site Safety Health Representative (SSHR) upon identifying a possible danger during an inspection is to notify the Site Senior Executive (SSE) or responsible supervisor. This is crucial because the SSE or supervisor holds the authority to take necessary actions to mitigate the risk and ensure the safety of all workers. Prompt communication ensures that appropriate measures can be initiated without delay, potentially preventing harm.

Engaging in a meeting with workers may be necessary afterward for discussing safety concerns or strategies, but it is not the immediate action required when an imminent danger is identified. Conducting another inspection may be helpful for further assessment, but it should not replace the immediate notification of those in charge of safety management. Submitting a safety report is also important for documentation and future reference, but addressing the potential danger takes precedence over paperwork. Therefore, notifying the SSE or responsible supervisor is the priority in such situations.