What should happen if unusual conditions affect the compliance with NORAC rules?

When unusual conditions affect compliance with NORAC rules, it is imperative for the crew to report the situation to a supervisor immediately. This action ensures that any deviations from standard procedures are assessed by someone in a position of authority, who can make an informed decision about how to proceed. The supervisor can evaluate the risks associated with the unusual conditions and determine if any adjustments to the operating rules or procedures are necessary to maintain safety.

Timely reporting allows for the application of necessary resources and expertise to address the situation effectively, ensuring that all operations continue safely and within regulatory guidelines. It fosters a culture of safety and teamwork, emphasizing the importance of communication and adherence to protocols even under unexpected circumstances.