Which of the following is NOT one of the four Supporting Processes to SSOP?

• A. Operational Risk Management
• B. Incident Reporting
• C. PBED / P5
• D. Critique and Lessons Learned Reporting

Answer: (B)

Focusing on how SSOP is supported, the four processes are meant to keep operations safe by preventing problems and improving future performance. Operational Risk Management is the formal method for identifying hazards and applying controls before action. PBED / P5 is a structured post-operation debrief that captures what happened and what to improve. Critique and Lessons Learned Reporting formalizes the review of performance to share insights for future operations. Incident Reporting, while essential for documenting and investigating actual events, sits outside this SSOP-supporting set. It’s a separate safety and compliance activity rather than one of the proactive or learning-oriented processes SSOP relies on. So Incident Reporting doesn’t belong to the four SSOP Supporting Processes, making it the correct answer.