Union stewards and facilities disagree who briefs contractors on site hazards. What should the risk manager ensure?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Contractors walking onto a site without a hazard briefing is a gap with steel-toed boots. The risk manager's job is to lock who consults whom so the briefing actually happens through the right channel. Argument without a named path leaves people exposed.
Full Explanation
Stakeholder consultation for site hazards requires a clear answer to who briefs contractors and who must be involved when roles overlap. Leaving contractors to self-brief, pausing briefings during disagreements, or waiting until after an incident fails that duty. Identifying the consultation path so briefings occur through the right channel closes the ownership dispute with an actionable rule.