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<h3> a. Injury reports; b. Statistical data; c. Risk assessment; d. Fatality investigations.</h3>
Option "c" Risk assessment
C-Risk Assessment
Choice C) Risk assessment
b. Statistical data
A, B, C and D can give you information about potential hazards
Given all the choices, all are relevant when evaluating hazards.
After a hazard is identified, First Statistical data is extracted and then Risk assessment is done.Statistical data means Counts, number of items, repetitions, steps, etc then comes risk assesment
All of the choices you gave are a part of the hazard analysis. But you lack one thing, and this should be that "other information" your asking. It's, "Determining Controls".
