LEADERS SAFETY COURSE AND
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH COURSE
(LSC) U.S ARMY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+
Q: What does the third step of the Risk Management (RM) process—
developing controls and making risk decisions—involve?
A: This step focuses on creating control measures that reduce the likelihood or
severity of a hazard. Each command defines the level of risk they are
authorized to accept.
Q: How would you describe the overall Risk Management process?
A: It’s a structured and standardized process used to identify, assess, and
control risks in order to minimize harm and support mission success.
Q: When should the Risk Management process be applied?
A: Risk Management should be used in all Army operations, including
training, tactical missions, garrison activities, and even routine day-to-day
tasks.
Q: What are some specific risk management responsibilities for Army leaders?
A:
Ensure Soldiers are trained on their Mission Essential Task List (METL)
Apply RM principles to all operations and activities
Implement, monitor, and assess controls selected by the commander
Ensure personnel are capable of integrating RM into their tasks
Q: As a leader, what are your responsibilities regarding control measures?
A: I am responsible for briefing my team on the controls selected by the
commander, ensuring those controls are followed, monitoring their
effectiveness, and recommending changes to the commander if adjustments are
needed.
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH COURSE
(LSC) U.S ARMY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+
Q: What does the third step of the Risk Management (RM) process—
developing controls and making risk decisions—involve?
A: This step focuses on creating control measures that reduce the likelihood or
severity of a hazard. Each command defines the level of risk they are
authorized to accept.
Q: How would you describe the overall Risk Management process?
A: It’s a structured and standardized process used to identify, assess, and
control risks in order to minimize harm and support mission success.
Q: When should the Risk Management process be applied?
A: Risk Management should be used in all Army operations, including
training, tactical missions, garrison activities, and even routine day-to-day
tasks.
Q: What are some specific risk management responsibilities for Army leaders?
A:
Ensure Soldiers are trained on their Mission Essential Task List (METL)
Apply RM principles to all operations and activities
Implement, monitor, and assess controls selected by the commander
Ensure personnel are capable of integrating RM into their tasks
Q: As a leader, what are your responsibilities regarding control measures?
A: I am responsible for briefing my team on the controls selected by the
commander, ensuring those controls are followed, monitoring their
effectiveness, and recommending changes to the commander if adjustments are
needed.
