What are three available associations in the Hazards application?

The correct answer is C. Hazardous Materials D. Tag Outs E. Precautions. In the Hazards application, the three available associations are Hazardous Materials (C), Tag Outs (D), and Precautions (E) - these are the built-in linkable record types that can be associated directly with a hazard entry. Lock Outs (A) and Material Safety Data Sheets/MSDS (B)…

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ALock Outs
BMaterial Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
CHazardous Materials
DTag Outs
EPrecautions
FSafety Plans

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A
2% (1)
B
2% (1)
C
89% (40)
F
7% (3)

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In the Hazards application, the three available associations are Hazardous Materials (C), Tag Outs (D), and Precautions (E) - these are the built-in linkable record types that can be associated directly with a hazard entry. Lock Outs (A) and Material Safety Data Sheets/MSDS (B) are related safety concepts but are not available as distinct association types within the Hazards application itself; MSDS documents are typically managed separately, and Lock Outs are part of Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO) procedures rather than a standalone association. Safety Plans (F) exist at a broader program level and are not one of the specific associations tied to individual hazard records. A helpful memory tip: think "HTP" - Hazardous materials, Tag outs, Precautions - the three things you directly associate with a hazard to describe what it is, how to control it, and what care to take.

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