When developing a response to a risk by scheduling outdoor work in the summer, investing in up-front safety training, or choosing high-quality materials, these are examples of retaining a risk.

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These actions are examples of reducing or mitigating a risk, not retaining it. Retaining a risk means accepting the possibility of the risk occurring and dealing with any potential impacts, rather than taking steps to reduce its likelihood or impact.

When Developing a Response to a Risk by Scheduling Outdoor