Aircrew Fundamentals Block 2 Practice Test

In the Risk Management process, after assessing hazards, the next logical step is to develop controls and make decisions. This involves determining the best ways to mitigate identified risks by implementing appropriate controls. During this stage, the decision-making process engages with the identified hazards to analyze which measures can be put in place to reduce the risk to an acceptable level.

Developing controls requires an understanding of the hazards that have been assessed and involves various factors, including cost, effectiveness, and practicality. This forms the foundation for informed decision-making where the selected controls can be applied to optimize safety and operational effectiveness.

Successfully navigating through this step ensures the team is prepared to implement the decided-upon measures, which leads into the subsequent steps of the Risk Management process, including implementing those controls and supervising their effectiveness.