According to the NAHQ CPHQ exam blueprint, once safety culture survey results are available, the next step is analysis, not immediate intervention. Exploring relationships among survey composites helps identify underlying systemic issues and interdependencies, such as how communication openness may influence handoffs or non-punitive response to errors.

Option B is correct because analyzing correlations and patterns across categories supports targeted, high-impact interventions. This step aligns with CPHQ principles of data-driven decision-making and root cause analysis.

Option A introduces a solution without analysis. Option C is premature because prioritization should be informed by deeper understanding of the data. Option D is inappropriate because safety culture survey results are perceptual data and not event frequencies suited to Pareto analysis.

The CPHQ framework emphasizes thoughtful interpretation of safety culture data before action, making Option B the most appropriate next step.