An operator notices a deep crack in the casing of a 110V drill during a pre-use check. The drill has a PAT test sticker valid for another six months. What is the correct course of action?

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ATape over the crack and continue work
BUse the drill as the PAT test is valid
CQuarantine the drill immediately
DReport the defect at the end of the shift

✓ Correct answer: C. Quarantine the drill immediately A valid PAT sticker does not negate visible defects. Any equipment with physical damage affecting safety must be removed from service immediately.

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