A hazard must be in the highest categories of both "mishap severity" and "mishap probability" to be identified as a RAC "code 1-imminent danger."

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A hazard is identified as a RAC "code 1-imminent danger" based on its potential to cause severe injury, death, or significant property damage, not solely on being in the highest categories of both "mishap severity" and "mishap probability." The classification considers the severity of the potential outcome and the likelihood of occurrence, but a hazard can be classified as RAC code 1 with a high severity even if the probability is not the highest category.

A Hazard Must Be in the Highest Categories of Both