What should be done at a caution level concerning structural hazards?

Monitoring movement during a caution level concerning structural hazards is crucial for maintaining safety while still being able to manage the situation. At this level, the structural integrity is being assessed, and the potential for further collapse or hazard is present but not imminent. Therefore, rather than immediately evacuating or calling for external specialists, which could be unnecessary at this point, monitoring allows for a careful observation of any changes in the structure. This vigilance helps ensure that the situation can be adjusted dynamically based on real-time assessments, keeping both the rescuers and any potential victims safe while enabling operations to continue in a controlled manner.

In contrast, evacuating immediately might not be warranted if the danger is assessed to be manageable. Similarly, continuing operations as usual would neglect the potential risks that have been identified. Calling for external specialists might be premature if an adequate on-site evaluation could be conducted, rendering the initial monitoring as the most appropriate and effective action at this level of caution.