Which RM step involves supervising and reviewing the controls after implementation?

• A. Identify Hazards
• B. Supervise / Review (And Feedback)
• C. Develop Controls / Make Decisions
• D. Implement Controls

Answer: (B)

Ongoing monitoring after controls are in place is the key idea here. Supervising the controls means watching how they operate in real work, ensuring they’re used correctly, maintained, and kept in line with procedures. Reviewing involves evaluating whether the controls actually reduce risk as intended, tracking performance, and spotting any new hazards or unintended effects. The feedback gathered—from operators, audits, incident reports—lets you adjust the controls, update training, or refine procedures so the risk remains at an acceptable level. The other steps focus on identifying hazards, designing and selecting controls, and deploying them; without this supervision and review, a designed and implemented control may not stay effective over time.