What should you do after making a ticket that involves a Critical Facility?

Notifying your Supervisor after making a ticket that involves a Critical Facility is essential for several reasons. This step ensures that the appropriate personnel are aware of the situation and can take necessary actions to mitigate any potential risks or hazards. Critical Facilities typically require heightened awareness and immediate attention due to their importance and the potential consequences of disruption or damage.

Communicating with your Supervisor helps coordinate further actions, such as assessing the urgency of the situation and ensuring that resources are allocated effectively. It also helps in maintaining safety protocols and adherence to company procedures when handling issues related to critical infrastructure.

In contrast, clearing the site immediately may not account for necessary procedures that need to be followed, and marking the facility with a flag may not provide the comprehensive communication needed in such situations. Performing a safety check on all facilities, while important in its own right, does not address the immediate need to keep relevant personnel informed about the specific issue at hand with the Critical Facility. Therefore, notifying your Supervisor is the most appropriate and effective course of action.