What can increase if there is too much disorder at the workplace?

Correct answer: Accident risk

The direct answer is C: accident risk can increase. Workplace disorder means tools, boxes or materials may be left in unsafe places. Step by step, a person may fail to see an obstacle, trip over it, collide with something, use the wrong tool or make a mistake while searching. Therefore an untidy workplace can increase the chance of injury and accidents. Option A, comfort, is wrong because disorder usually makes movement and work less comfortable. Option B, safety, is wrong because clutter generally reduces safety rather than increasing it. Option C is correct because obstacles and confusion directly raise accident risk. Option D, efficiency, is wrong because time is lost while finding or moving items, so efficiency often falls. A clean, planned arrangement makes hazards easier to notice and work easier to perform. Memory cue: “Clutter creates danger; clear space creates safety.”