What is the necessary action if any reading is below 30 during the IVV test?

In the context of an IVV (Integrated Vehicle Validation) test, a reading below 30 indicates that the situation is significant enough to warrant immediate attention, but it does not necessarily mean that work must halt completely. Conducting work in this scenario can involve additional measures such as troubleshooting, fine-tuning, or implementing safety protocols that ensure the system operates safely and effectively, despite the lower reading.

The focus is on taking corrective measures while maintaining momentum in the overall project or task at hand. This may include conducting tests or analyses that help in identifying the root cause of the abnormal reading and making necessary adjustments.

While documenting the issue and notifying management are important steps, they typically follow after an initial investigation or corrective action is taken. The key here is recognizing that action needs to be taken promptly without halting productivity altogether, by engaging in related work to resolve the situation.