Which option is NOT part of the Replace, Report, Repair safety concept?

• A. Replace damaged gear.
• B. Ignore hazards.
• C. Repair or remove the hazard.
• D. Report hazards.

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how to handle hazards and unsafe gear in a proactive safety routine. Replacing damaged gear, reporting hazards, and repairing or removing hazards are all actions that reduce risk and keep people and equipment safe. Ignoring hazards, by contrast, leaves risk unaddressed and can lead to injuries or equipment failure, which is exactly the opposite of what this safety concept aims to do. So the option that does not fit the Replace, Report, Repair approach is ignoring hazards.