A contractor finds a serious site hazard and reports it only to procurement, which files the note with the contract and never alerts site safety. What routing fix is needed?
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Short Explanation
Procurement is great for invoices, not for shutting down a bad scaffold. Third-party hazard finds need the safety path, not just a contract folder. Get operational eyes on the danger fast.
Full Explanation
External parties often surface hazards through commercial contacts, but operational safety owners must receive those reports to act. Routing only to procurement leaves site exposure unaddressed. Hierarchy maps should define how third-party hazard information enters the safety escalation path. Commercial filing alone is insufficient risk communication.