In the ALERT Food Defense Awareness program, which activity involves looking for unusual activity using surveillance?

• A. Inspect
• B. Monitor
• C. Look
• D. Assess

Answer: (C)

ALERT uses a set of actions to help staff spot threats, and Look is the step that means actively watching for unusual activity or suspicious behavior. It involves using surveillance and careful observation of people, deliveries, access points, and the surrounding environment to catch anything out of the ordinary early. That direct focus on watching for anomalies is what makes Look the best fit.

Inspect would be about checking items or areas for safety or quality, Monitor is general ongoing watching without the specific emphasis on spotting unusual activity, and Assess is evaluating risk or security measures. The Look step specifically targets surveillance for potential threats.