Step 4 of CDM?

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Multiple Choice

Step 4 of CDM?

Explanation:
In CDM, you move from gathering information and evaluating threats to making the plan that will best protect everyone involved. After you’ve collected pertinent data and weighed the situation and risks, the critical next move is to determine the best course of action. This is the moment you translate what you know into a concrete plan—choosing the option that offers the greatest safety and the most favorable balance of potential benefits and acceptable risk. Once you’ve decided on that plan, you can act, then review and re‑assess to see if adjustments are needed.

In CDM, you move from gathering information and evaluating threats to making the plan that will best protect everyone involved. After you’ve collected pertinent data and weighed the situation and risks, the critical next move is to determine the best course of action. This is the moment you translate what you know into a concrete plan—choosing the option that offers the greatest safety and the most favorable balance of potential benefits and acceptable risk. Once you’ve decided on that plan, you can act, then review and re‑assess to see if adjustments are needed.

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