What are the different categories of GAR?

The correct categorization of the GAR (Risk Assessment) model utilizes Green, Amber, and Red to indicate levels of risk associated with operational activities. Each color in this scheme represents a specific risk level:

• Green signifies low risk, meaning that the task can proceed with minimal precautions.
• Amber indicates a moderate level of risk, wherein caution is advised, and additional measures may be necessary.
• Red represents high risk, signaling that significant risks are present, and the task may not be advisable without further mitigation strategies.

This color-coding system allows personnel to quickly assess the safety of operations and make informed decisions based on the identified risks. The other options do not align with this standard GAR categorization, which is crucial for effective risk management in operational scenarios.