A direct support professional can find safety information for a person at risk of falling in which document?

The correct choice is the individual risk management plan. This document is specifically designed to address the unique needs and potential risks associated with an individual. It provides tailored strategies and interventions to mitigate risks, such as falls, based on the person’s specific circumstances, abilities, and environment.

An individual risk management plan typically includes detailed assessments, preventive measures, and emergency protocols that are personalized for the individual, making it the most relevant and direct source for finding safety information related to that person. It allows direct support professionals to implement effective support strategies to ensure the person's safety in their daily activities.

Other documents, while they may contain general safety information or guidelines, do not provide the focused and personalized information necessary to address the specific risks faced by an individual. The employer's training manual might have general protocols for safety but not tailored advice for individual situations. Similarly, the safety regulations handbook and local safety ordinances offer broader safety guidelines rather than the specific risk management plan necessary for an individual risk scenario.