IFMA CFM Question Answer
What are the three steps in conducting a risk assessment?
Identification, analysis, and evaluation.
Analysis, consultation, and review.
Consultation, identification, and treatment.
Likelihood, consequence, and rating.
The risk assessment process involves three primary steps:
Identification: Recognizing potential risks that may impact the facility.
Analysis: Determining the severity, probability, and potential impact of identified risks.
Evaluation: Prioritizing risks based on their significance and deciding on mitigation measures.
Why the other options are incorrect:
(B) Consultation and review are valuable but do not define the core steps of risk assessment.
(C) Treatment is a separate step that follows assessment.
(D) Likelihood, consequence, and rating are part of risk analysis but do not form the complete risk assessment process.
TESTED 02 Aug 2025
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