Which of the following is NOT a common hazard category related to facilities inspections?

The answer is D, because financial hazards are not typically categorized as common hazards during facilities inspections. When conducting inspections, safety officers generally focus on conditions that may pose risks to workers' health and safety, which are classified into specific categories such as health, physical, and ergonomic hazards.

Health hazards include exposure to harmful substances or conditions that could lead to illnesses. Physical hazards refer to environmental factors that could cause injury, such as wet surfaces or unprotected heights. Ergonomic hazards involve the risk of strain or injury due to workstation design or repetitive motions. While financial factors may influence the implementation of safety measures or the allocation of resources for safety training, they do not directly relate to the physical or operational aspects assessed during a facilities inspection. Thus, financial considerations fall outside the scope of common hazard categories typically evaluated in this context.