The A to Z of Risk Management

Hello and welcome to the first edition of our?Newsletter: Before the Audit!

As you know, we're going to be pulling together helpful resources, tips, updates and more that surround critical topics in health, safety and environment.?

Our first topic we're going to dive into is Risk Management.

In organisations, all projects no matter what type of project, are bound to have potential risks, and as HSE Professionals, it's our job to manage and mitigate these risks.

But what's the best way to approach this?

Risk Management is going through a process of identification, assessment and analysis, to then make action to reduce risk impact and increase positive outcomes.?

First we gotta let that anxiety creep in a little bit:?

1. What are all the things that could possibly happen and under what circumstances would they?happen?
2. What are the consequences that could result from the occurrence?
3. How likely are the consequences of that occurrence?

Once we identify all the potential risks your workers face, it's time to see if you're already doing everything you can to make sure the risk is small.

Even if you're meeting legislation requirements, it's better to avoid an incident with effective safety solutions, than deal with the repercussions of an incident.?

Creating or revisiting your Risk Management Plan is great step to implement these effective Safety Solutions.?

The below resource covers A through Z of risk identification, assessment, analysis, treatment and mitigation.?Check it out!

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