2-Day Risk Assessment and Management Best Practices

Course Details

2-Day Risk Assessment and Management Best Practices

Do you want to improve your facilitation skills for risk assessment workshops?
Are you frustrated that the outcomes of your organization’s current risk assessments lack consistency, confidence, reliability and accuracy?
Do facilitators and participants know the most effective methods and tools for risk assessments?
Does your organization recognize that Risk Assessments are needed every time any HSEQ related decision needs to be made?
Do you want HSEQ decision-making to be risk-informed without being confused and undermined by subjective beliefs, biases and risk perceptions?

The course has been continually improved and still covers the core Best Practices to make facilitation and participation in risk assessments as accurate and reliable as possible.

As well, a number of recent improvements include:

an interactive WORD template that takes the user through the risk assessment process and when completed serves as a diligent entry to your Risk Register;
Risk & Opportunity-Based Thinking ROBT
Risk & Opportunity Conversations (ROC Talk) evolved from BBS
Explanation of new Standards – 31073, 45001, 31010, 31000
new neuroscience-based explanations of the variability of individual’s risk perceptions and risk-taking; and
Participants receive a USB stick of approx. 2 Gb of ALL course handouts, copies of ALL slides, useful reference materials and sample PPTX & PDF files accumulated and developed by the Presenter over the last 30+ years of RM consultancy & training.

Course Agenda

Day 1 (8:00 am to 5:00 pm)	Day 2 (8:00 am to 5:00 pm)
Class Introductions Overview of Risk Management RM RM – Purposes, Approaches and Methods Strengths and Limitations – the basis for a new HSEQ culture to demonstrate collaborative risk-informed decision-making How to establish/compare your RM System to conform/comply with RM requirements of Standards ISO 31000, ISO 31073, ISO 31010, ANSI Z10, ISO 45001 Risk Communication and Consultation Risk & Opportunity Conversations – ROC Talk Neuroscience-based explanations of the variability of risk perceptions & risk-taking Risk Identification incl. construction and use of Risk Scenario Maps (compare with SnapCharts®, BowTies & others) Exercise in Risk Mapping Lunch Break Risk Analysis – 3 levels of Risk Analysis -Qualitative / Semi-Quantitative / Full QRA Hierarchy of Risk Analyses How to make sure that the Matrix Method really works for you Full Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) Quantitative Logic Trees Fault & Event trees & Bow-Ties Explain QRA methods of ANSI 31010 Exercises in Risk Analysis Summary of Day 1 Topics	REVISION OF PREVIOUS DAY 1 TOPICS Matching the RM methods and tools to specific risk questions and situations Risk Evaluation & Risk Owners Risk tolerability criteria and frameworks at all levels personal/social/corporate/ industry /national/international Risk Treatment Plans- a contrast to Corrective Actions and Risk Controls Hierarchy of Risk Controls – HoRC Principles and applications Optioneering Control effectiveness Risk Tolerability Treatment- principles and methods of choice Exercises in Risk Evaluation and Risk Treatment/Control /Mitigation Record / Monitor / Review Risk Registers Lunch Break Exercises with Attendees’ own examples Tips for Facilitating a successful Risk Assessment Successes and Traps in Setting up RM systems and processes to conform/comply with ISO Standards Summary of the whole course Optional post-course exercise emailed to the presenter for feedback

Day 1 (8:00 am to 5:00 pm)

Day 2 (8:00 am to 5:00 pm)

Class Introductions
Overview of Risk Management RM
RM – Purposes, Approaches and Methods Strengths and Limitations – the basis for a new HSEQ culture to demonstrate collaborative risk-informed decision-making
How to establish/compare your RM System to conform/comply with RM requirements of Standards ISO 31000, ISO 31073, ISO 31010, ANSI Z10, ISO 45001
Risk Communication and Consultation
Risk & Opportunity Conversations – ROC Talk
Neuroscience-based explanations of the variability of risk perceptions & risk-taking
Risk Identification incl. construction and use of Risk Scenario Maps (compare with SnapCharts®, BowTies & others)
Exercise in Risk Mapping
Lunch Break
Risk Analysis – 3 levels of Risk Analysis -Qualitative / Semi-Quantitative / Full QRA
Hierarchy of Risk Analyses
How to make sure that the Matrix Method really works for you
Full Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA)
Quantitative Logic Trees
Exercises in Risk Analysis
Summary of Day 1 Topics

REVISION OF PREVIOUS DAY 1 TOPICS
Matching the RM methods and tools to specific risk questions and situations
Risk Evaluation & Risk Owners
Risk tolerability criteria and frameworks at all levels personal/social/corporate/ industry /national/international
Risk Treatment Plans- a contrast to Corrective Actions and Risk Controls
Hierarchy of Risk Controls – HoRC
Risk Tolerability Treatment- principles and methods of choice
Exercises in Risk Evaluation and Risk Treatment/Control /Mitigation
Record / Monitor / Review
Risk Registers
Lunch Break
Exercises with Attendees’ own examples
Tips for Facilitating a successful Risk Assessment
Successes and Traps in Setting up RM systems and processes to conform/comply with ISO Standards
Summary of the whole course
Optional post-course exercise emailed to the presenter for feedback

Course Guarantee for 2-Day Risk Assessment and Management Best Practices

Attend this course, go back to work, and apply the advanced risk management techniques you have learned. If you cannot prove that your performance is getting better by using the techniques learned in this course, simply return your course materials and we will refund the entire course fee.