The likelihood that Airman Simmons will catch everything is very low. That's definitely a hazard. So what's our next course of action?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for the next appropriate step to take in response to the identified hazard related to Airman Simmons catching everything, which might indicate a need for safety protocols.
Answer
Make risk decisions, such as pulling Airman Simmons from the task.
The next course of action would be to make risk decisions, such as pulling Airman Simmons from the task to prevent potential hazards.
Answer for screen readers
The next course of action would be to make risk decisions, such as pulling Airman Simmons from the task to prevent potential hazards.
More Information
Making risk decisions involves evaluating the possibility of hazards and taking actions to mitigate potential risks by reassessing tasks and personnel suitability.
Tips
A common mistake is not thoroughly considering alternate solutions or ignoring the potential impacts of not addressing a hazard appropriately.
Sources
- Individual-Manage Your Risk QRS ESAMS and NEL.docx - PO1 - coursehero.com
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