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I have a draft inspection report and limited time before the compliance officer asks for my annotated version.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The draft inspection report is on my desk and the compliance officer wants my annotated…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The draft inspection report is on my desk and the compliance officer wants my annotated observations by [deadline=noon]. I worry about missing actionable violations or overstating uncertainty. Look at what a concise, priority-ranked annotation set should include so the officer can act immediately: list the three kinds of observations that must be highlighted, the phrasing that flags 'immediate action' versus 'monitor', and one short example sentence I can copy for a suspected containment breach.
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