When a health inspector identifies a critical violation, what should the manager do?

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B: Correct the violation immediately and document the corrective action. Per ServSafe Chapter 9, when a health inspector identifies a critical violation, the manager should correct it immediately if possible and document the corrective action taken. Critical violations pose an immediate threat to public health and must be addressed promptly to prevent foodborne illness.

When a health inspector identifies a critical violation, what should the manager do?

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