Which of the following is NOT one of the directives that may be issued by an inspector?

The correct choice is the one that identifies an action that falls outside the typical scope of an inspector's authority. Inspectors generally have the authority to ensure safety and compliance within a specific operational context. This includes issuing directives related to immediate safety concerns and operational functionality, such as suspending inoperative equipment, isolating a site to prevent access or risk, and instructing to carry out tests to verify compliance or safety standards.

However, changing company policies is a broader organizational decision that generally falls under the purview of management rather than an inspector. Inspectors focus on enforcing regulations and ensuring adherence to safety standards rather than determining or altering the internal policies of a company. Therefore, this option reflects an action that is not within the typical scope of directives that an inspector may issue.