What must an SSHR do after inspecting the mine?

After inspecting the mine, making a written report of the inspection is essential as it serves multiple purposes. This report not only documents the findings during the inspection but also provides a formal record that can be referred to by various stakeholders, including management and regulatory authorities. Written reports help to communicate the condition of the mine, highlight any safety issues that may require addressing, and outline recommendations for improvements or actions needed to ensure ongoing safety and compliance with regulations.

Additionally, a written report can play a crucial role in future inspections, as it serves as a baseline to compare changes over time or assess the progress made regarding previously identified issues. This documentation is vital for accountability and facilitating any necessary follow-ups on the recommendations and concerns raised during the inspection.