A county office catalogs only indoor risks and ignores parking-lot assaults and ice sheets. What should the risk manager emphasize?
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Short Explanation
Risk does not stop at the front door—parking lots and ice sheets are still your yard. Exterior grounds belong on the identification list. Indoor-only catalogs leave people unprotected before they even badge in.
Full Explanation
Physical and safety risk sources on parking lots and exterior grounds remain within organizational identification scope when the entity controls or uses those areas. Limiting catalogs to indoor spaces creates blind spots for slips, violence, and vehicle-pedestrian conflicts. Exterior conditions should be assessed alongside interior hazards.