What color signifies a 'Green' risk category in GAR assessments?

The 'Green' risk category in GAR (Guidelines for Assessing Risk) assessments signifies a low risk level, indicating that operations can proceed with little concern for significant hazards. In the GAR framework, colors are used to represent different levels of risk, and each color is designated for a specific level of concern, with green representing the lowest risk.

Choosing the 'Green' category means that the situation is assessed to have manageable risks, and that crew members can operate confidently without the imminent threat of danger. This assessment allows for efficient resource allocation and decision-making, ensuring that operations can be conducted safely while minimizing unnecessary delays or complications.

Each of the other colors signifies a different level of risk and warrants additional caution or intervention, with red being the highest risk level and requiring immediate action to mitigate dangers. The clarity provided by these color-coded categories aids in effective communication and situational awareness among crew members, enhancing overall safety during operations.