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Risk Management Techniques · 2019. 8. 26. · •IEC 31010:2019 . Risk management -- Risk assessment techniques. Process of Risk Management. Types of Risk Assessment Techniques •

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  • Risk Management

    Techniques

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  • An unwanted event with certain

    PROBABILITY and CONSEQUENCE

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  • Business Challenge

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  • Governance Challenge:

    The Board's Role in

    Crisis and Risk

    Management

  • Risk of reputationThe World..

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  • Managing Risk – The Business Case

  • Realising Reward– The Business Case

  • Evolution of Business Risk

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  • Occupational Health & SafetyRisk Management Standards

    • ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety management systems Requirements with guidance for use

    • ISO Guide 73:2009 Risk management - Vocabulary

    • ISO 31000:2018 Risk management – Guidelines, provides principles, framework and a process for managing risk

    • IEC 31010:2019 Risk management -- Risk assessment techniques

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  • Process of Risk Management

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  • Types of Risk Assessment Techniques

    • Risk identification

    • Consequence analysis

    • Qualitative, semi-quantitative or quantitative probability estimation

    • Assessing the effectiveness of any existing controls

    • Estimation the level of risk

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  • Different methods

    1. Look Up methods - Checklist, preliminary hazard analysis

    2. Supporting methods - Delphi technique, what if

    3. Scenario analysis - Root cause analysis, fault tree, event tree

    4. Function analysis - FMEA, FMECA, HAZOP

    5. Controls assessment - LOPA, Bow Tie

    6. Statistical methods - Markov, Monte – Carlo

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  • Factors influencing selection of risk assessment techniques

    • Complexity of the process/hazards & the methods needed to analyse it

    • The nature and degree of uncertainty of the risk assessment based on the amount of information available and what is required to satisfy objectives

    • The extent of resources required in terms of time and level of expertise, data needs or cost

    • Whether the method can provide a quantitative output

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  • Residual RiskRisk appetite/acceptance level

    ALARP as low as reasonably

    practicable

    SFAIRPso far as is reasonably

    practicable

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  • Residual RiskRisk appetite/acceptance level

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  • Integrated response to adverse events

    Performance linked matrixRapid escalationCultural transformation underwayBottom up proactive

    System

    Stage 4

    Tone set at the top

    Policies, procedures, risk authorities defined and communicatedBusiness FunctionPrimary qualitativeReactive

    Top Down approach

    Stage 3

    Risk Intelligent

    Built in decision making

    Risk interaction managed withIncentivesIntelligent risk takingSustainable

    ‘ Risk management is everyone's job’

    Stage 5Risk Maturity Model

    Ad hocChaotic

    Depends primarily on individual efforts, Capabilities and verbal wisdom

    Tribal and heroic

    Stage 1

    Reaction to adverse events by specialist

    Discrete roles and established for small set of riskTypically for compliance and insurance

    Specialist silos

    Stage 2

    Unrewarded riskRewarded Risk