When a manager knows,or should have known,about a threat to safety,that threat is considered to be
A) pending.
B) imminent.
C) foreseeable.
D) forthcoming.

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A threat that a manager knows or should have known about is considered to be foreseeable, meaning it could have been anticipated and prepared for. Pending implies that a threat is expected to happen in the near future but hasn't yet occurred. Imminent suggests that a threat could happen at any moment. Forthcoming implies that a threat is expected but hasn't been specifically identified or prepared for.

When a Manager Knows,or Should Have Known,about a Threat to Safety,that