During Pre-Operational SSOP Review & Observation, which components are included in the IPP's task?

• A. Review
• B. Observation
• C. Both Review & Observation and Recordkeeping
• D. PHIS task

Answer: (C)

In this situation, the IPP’s task includes reviewing the SSOPs, observing how they’re carried out, and keeping records of both the review and the observations. The Pre-Operational SSOP phase is about making sure the written procedures are current and adequate (Review), verifying that workers actually follow them in practice (Observation), and documenting everything so there is traceable evidence before operations begin (Recordkeeping). If you only review, you might miss whether the procedures are being followed. If you only observe, you might miss whether the procedures themselves are up to date. PHIS tasks aren’t part of this scope. So the complete set—Review, Observation, and Recordkeeping—best fits the IPP’s responsibilities in this context.