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RISK MANAGEMENT
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| Challenges facing your organisation |
Business risk – in both the public and private sectors – has always been
with us but more recently, it has become a recognised management
discipline. Some risks are controllable and, therefore, avoidable – for
example, industrial accidents should be avoided by the implementation
of appropriate health and safety measures. The risk of a supplier going
out of business however, is outside our total control but the resulting
impact on our business or project can be mitigated by appropriate
contingency planning.
Management’s task is to identify risks to its business and projects and to
take appropriate action to prevent them occurring or to minimise their
effect if they do occur.
Benefits of attending to you and your organisation
You will be able to:
 Review your organisation’s risk exposure
Develop a sustainable risk management framework
Facilitate risk identification workshops
Prepare your organisation for better risk management
Prepare management actions to mitigate risk
Track, monitor and control risks
Develop action plans using your new skills and knowledge to your
organisation’s needs and objectives.
Programme aim
The management of risk is fundamental to the on-going success of an
organisation’s business, development and operation.
The programme will provide a comprehensive guide to risk management
at the strategic level, focusing on business, programmes and projects. It
will show how risk management can be implemented and operated
successfully within a public and private sector organisation.
What you will learn
The programme will cover:
How to develop a risk management framework
Identification of different aspects of risk to the business
Risk management processes
How to identify, analyse and manage risk
Consequences if not undertaking pro-active risk management
How a disaster recovery stand-by facility works
Key elements of business continuity
Aspects of security risk
Project and programme risk
Visiting practitioners who share their experiences and particular
expertise of risk management with you
A variety of exercises to assist your learning experience
Real life case studies for you to experience what has worked for
others and how they overcame difficulties
Site visits to see risk management working in practice. |
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