A facilities team writes down only risks with cheap fixes and leaves expensive structural cracks off the list. What identification principle does this violate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Leaving cracks off the list because repairs are pricey is like ignoring a leaking dam because caulk is cheaper. Identification is about what can hurt you, not what is convenient to fund. Cost comes later in treatment choices.
Full Explanation
Risk identification aims to surface significant exposures so leadership can prioritize treatment knowingly. Filtering the inventory to cheap fixes conceals high-consequence structural risks. Cost and feasibility inform later treatment decisions; they should not erase material risks from identification.