Which description matches Negligible (Class D) hazard severity?

Which description matches Negligible (Class D) hazard severity?

• A. Less than $50,000 loss
• B. Greater than $50,000 loss
• C. Greater than $500,000 loss
• D. $2,000,000 loss

Answer: (A)

Negligible means the smallest impact category in this scale, representing only minimal potential damage. In this framework, Negligible (Class D) hazard severity corresponds to losses of less than $50,000. If a risk event could cause property damage or losses below that amount, it fits this category. Any potential loss greater than $50,000 would indicate a higher severity level, so describing the loss as under $50,000 best matches the Negligible description.

Negligible means the smallest impact category in this scale, representing only minimal potential damage. In this framework, Negligible (Class D) hazard severity corresponds to losses of less than $50,000. If a risk event could cause property damage or losses below that amount, it fits this category. Any potential loss greater than $50,000 would indicate a higher severity level, so describing the loss as under $50,000 best matches the Negligible description.