Which phrase is listed under appropriate risk management?

• A. What Not to Do
• B. How to Perform a Drill
• C. Equipment Checks
• D. Incident Reporting

Answer: (A)

Risk management centers on clear guidance about actions to avoid in order to prevent hazards. The phrase that fits best is the one that directly communicates prohibitions and high-risk actions to stay away from, helping learners internalize boundaries before they engage in any activity. “What Not to Do” serves this purpose by outlining unsafe practices to avoid, which is a fundamental way to reduce risk.

The other phrases relate to how to carry out activities or respond after something happens. “How to Perform a Drill” covers procedural steps for practicing safety; “Equipment Checks” focus on verifying gear before use; and “Incident Reporting” deals with documenting events after they occur. While valuable for safety, these support procedures and responses rather than providing the essential risk-avoidance guidance that defines risk management.