It is improper to classify any hazard as "negligible" under the Risk Assessment Code if there is the possibility that it will occur in time.

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The Risk Assessment Code (RAC) is designed to prioritize hazards by assessing their severity and probability of occurrence. A hazard may be classified as "negligible" if its potential impact is deemed very low, even if there is a possibility of occurrence. The classification depends on both the severity of the potential impact and the likelihood of that impact occurring.

It Is Improper to Classify Any Hazard as "Negligible" Under