Which action should occur during the ISP visit before reporting findings?

• A. Provide the manager with a copy of your ISP worksheet.
• B. Report findings on a CVR within 24 hours.
• C. Wash hands and put smock on.
• D. Locate manager and introduce yourself.

Answer: (A)

Sharing the ISP worksheet with the manager during the visit creates a collaborative, on-site record of what’s being observed. When the manager receives a copy, they can review entries, ask questions, and add or correct details before you finalize and report findings. This helps ensure the final findings reflect what was seen and agreed upon on the spot, reducing the chance of miscommunication later. While washing hands and putting on a smock are important safety routines and introducing yourself at the start is good practice, they don’t directly establish the on-site, pre-reporting agreement that the worksheet provides. Reporting findings within 24 hours happens after the visit, not during it.