RSMTC Foundations Practice Exam

Color coding for weapon safety conveys status at a glance. The four statuses used here are Green, Amber, Red, and Black. Green means the weapon is safe or clear to use. Amber signals caution and the need to follow safety steps. Red indicates danger and that you should not handle the weapon. Black typically shows the weapon is not in service or not ready for use. This set—Green, Amber, Red, Black—is the standard four-status combination, so it is the correct choice. Other color sets don’t match this established four-color scheme.