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In risk management, what is the next step after identifying hazards and evaluating risks?
Correct Answer:
Implement controls.
Explanation:
After hazards are identified and risks evaluated, the next step is to implement controls to reduce risk to an acceptable level. This is the risk control phase, where you put in place measures such as engineering changes, safer procedures, training, warning labels, or protective equipment to lower either how likely the hazard is, how severe an accident would be, or both. Once these controls are in place, you monitor their effectiveness and verify that residual risk remains acceptable. The other options don’t fit the risk-management sequence: marketing the device isn’t about mitigating risk, publicizing results isn’t the immediate next action, and removing documentation would undermine safety management.

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