In the risk management process, what action comes immediately after recording your findings?

In the risk management process, what action comes immediately after recording your findings?

• A. Review the controls
• B. Identify hazards
• C. Assess the risks
• D. Control the risks

Answer: (A)

Immediately after recording your findings, you review the controls. This step checks what protections are already in place for each identified hazard and whether those controls are appropriate, effective, and properly implemented. By reviewing controls, you confirm that current measures actually reduce risk as intended and you spot any gaps that need additional or revised controls before moving on. The other actions fit earlier or later in the process: hazards are identified first, risks are assessed after identifying hazards, and controlling the risks typically follows once you’ve validated or updated the controls.

Immediately after recording your findings, you review the controls. This step checks what protections are already in place for each identified hazard and whether those controls are appropriate, effective, and properly implemented. By reviewing controls, you confirm that current measures actually reduce risk as intended and you spot any gaps that need additional or revised controls before moving on. The other actions fit earlier or later in the process: hazards are identified first, risks are assessed after identifying hazards, and controlling the risks typically follows once you’ve validated or updated the controls.