How is the IAMIS acronym used in Deliberate ORM expressed?

• A. Identify Hazard; Assess Hazards; Make Risk Decisions; Implement Controls; Supervise
• B. Identify Hazard; Assess Hazards; Implement Controls; Make Risk Decisions; Supervise
• C. Identify Hazard; Analyze Hazards; Make Risk Decisions; Implement Controls; Supervise
• D. Assess Hazards; Identify Hazard; Make Risk Decisions; Implement Controls; Supervise

Answer: (A)

The sequence mirrors how deliberate ORM guides safe, proactive action: first you identify the hazards you could face, then you assess those hazards to understand the level of risk they pose, next you make risk decisions based on that assessment, then you implement controls to reduce or manage the risk, and finally you supervise to ensure the controls are properly applied and remain effective. This order is essential because risk decisions and controls depend on knowing what hazards exist and how serious they are; supervision closes the loop by verifying that what was planned is actually working in practice and catching any new hazards early. In the expression shown, the steps are stated as identifying a hazard, assessing hazards, making risk decisions, implementing controls, and supervising, which best captures that logical flow.