Which risk acceptance class is Negligible?

Which risk acceptance class is Negligible?

• A. Class A
• B. Class B
• C. Class C
• D. Class D

Answer: (D)

Negligible risk means the potential impact and likelihood are so small that no additional controls beyond standard procedures are needed. In the four-tier risk acceptance system used in logistics risk management, the levels run Catastrophic, Critical, Marginal, and Negligible. The Negligible end of the scale is assigned to the lowest category, Class D. So Negligible maps to Class D. The higher categories (Catastrophic, Critical, Marginal) indicate greater risk and would require mitigation before acceptance.

Negligible risk means the potential impact and likelihood are so small that no additional controls beyond standard procedures are needed. In the four-tier risk acceptance system used in logistics risk management, the levels run Catastrophic, Critical, Marginal, and Negligible. The Negligible end of the scale is assigned to the lowest category, Class D. So Negligible maps to Class D. The higher categories (Catastrophic, Critical, Marginal) indicate greater risk and would require mitigation before acceptance.