Practice question
In OHS terms, what is the difference between a 'hazard' and a 'risk' in vehicle operations?
- A hazard is a source of potential damage or harm; a risk is the likelihood that harm will occur
- A hazard is a type of traffic fine; a risk is a vehicle collision
- A hazard is an engine part; a risk is the cost of fuel
- There is no difference; the terms are completely interchangeable
Answer: A — A hazard is a source of potential damage or harm; a risk is the likelihood that harm will occur
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