If a light needs replacement, the recommended action is to inform your supervisor.

If a light needs replacement, the recommended action is to inform your supervisor.

• A. Inform your supervisor
• B. Replace it yourself
• C. Wait until maintenance
• D. Ignore it

Answer: (A)

When a light needs replacement, the safest approach is to involve the person in charge of safety and maintenance. Your supervisor can determine whether the light is still part of the safe-to-use electrical system, arrange for the power to be shut off if needed, and schedule a proper replacement by qualified personnel with the right tools and PPE. This keeps you from handling electrical work you’re not trained for, reduces the risk of shocks or broken glass, and ensures the repair is documented and aligned with plant procedures. Waiting for maintenance or replacing it yourself can leave the area dim and unsafe or create liability if something goes wrong. So, informing your supervisor is the correct action to maintain a safe and compliant workspace.

When a light needs replacement, the safest approach is to involve the person in charge of safety and maintenance. Your supervisor can determine whether the light is still part of the safe-to-use electrical system, arrange for the power to be shut off if needed, and schedule a proper replacement by qualified personnel with the right tools and PPE. This keeps you from handling electrical work you’re not trained for, reduces the risk of shocks or broken glass, and ensures the repair is documented and aligned with plant procedures. Waiting for maintenance or replacing it yourself can leave the area dim and unsafe or create liability if something goes wrong. So, informing your supervisor is the correct action to maintain a safe and compliant workspace.