Which option is NOT listed as a high-yield airbag setup safety point?

• A. Insert cribbing/airbags under the box.
• B. Face hoses away from the victim.
• C. Match hoses to controller sides.
• D. Remove all safety checks before operation.

Answer: (D)

When planning an airbag setup, the safety points focus on controlling the situation and preventing harm: stabilize the load with cribbing or airbags, keep hoses oriented away from the victim to avoid injury or entanglement, and ensure hose connections match the correct controller side for predictable operation. The choice about removing all safety checks before operation is not a safety point; in fact, performing all safety checks is essential. Skipping them would leave leaks unnoticed, miscommunications unchecked, and the system unverified, creating a high risk of uncontrolled movement or failure. The other options illustrate proper precautions: putting cribbing or airbags under the load distributes force and prevents shifting; facing hoses away from the victim reduces exposure to moving lines; matching hoses to the controller side ensures you have accurate control during inflation.