A FAT/CAT report shows information on workplace fatalities and catastrophes.

• A. Incident Reports
• B. FAT/CAT Report
• C. Injury Logs
• D. Safety Audits

Answer: (B)

FAT/CAT stands for Fatality/Catastrophe, and this report is specifically used to capture details about the most serious workplace events—fatalities and catastrophic incidents. It is the designated record for documenting what happened, when, where, who was involved, and immediate actions, often with a focus on regulatory reporting and initiating investigations. This focus on the severe events is why it’s the best fit for the statement. Other records serve different purposes: incident reports cover a broad range of incidents, injury logs track injuries, and safety audits review compliance and safety program effectiveness rather than documenting fatal or catastrophic events.