In the Risk Management Process, which step directly follows Develop Controls/Make Decisions?

In the Risk Management Process, which step directly follows Develop Controls/Make Decisions?

• A. Implement Controls.
• B. Identify Hazards.
• C. Supervise & Evaluate.
• D. Assess Hazards.

Answer: (A)

In risk management, after you decide on how to control risk, the next action is to Put those controls into place. Implementing controls means actually applying the chosen safety measures—engineering changes, administrative procedures, PPE, training, and other actions—so the plan moves from paper to reality. Without execution, the plans don’t affect safety. After implementation, you then supervise and evaluate to check that the controls are working as intended and to make adjustments if needed. Hazard identification and hazard assessment come earlier in the process, as the basis for deciding which controls are appropriate.

In risk management, after you decide on how to control risk, the next action is to Put those controls into place. Implementing controls means actually applying the chosen safety measures—engineering changes, administrative procedures, PPE, training, and other actions—so the plan moves from paper to reality. Without execution, the plans don’t affect safety.

After implementation, you then supervise and evaluate to check that the controls are working as intended and to make adjustments if needed. Hazard identification and hazard assessment come earlier in the process, as the basis for deciding which controls are appropriate.