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During a night shift at Valeport Energy, the PM discovers that lighting in the main work area is below the OSHA standard. The shift lead says that adding more lights will take four hours and stop the shift's progress.
What should the PM do?
- Collaborate with the shift lead to identify only the most critical areas that need more light.
- Ask the team to work 'extra carefully' until the lighting can be improved tomorrow.
- Document the lighting level in the issues log and report it to the safety officer in the morning.
- Direct the shift lead to stop work and install proper lighting before anyone continues.
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