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How does the ISO 31000 process help with risk management?

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The principles say what good risk management looks like, and the framework sets the organisation up. The process is the part you actually do: the steps people follow to find, understand and deal with risk in a decision, a project or a whole business.

In this fourth Risk Essentials episode you’ll walk through the six steps of the ISO 31000 process: communication and consultation; scope, context and criteria; risk assessment (identify, analyse, evaluate); risk treatment; monitoring and review; and recording and reporting. For each step you’ll see what it looks like when it’s done well, and the warning sign that it’s only being done on paper.

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What Will You Learn?

  • What the risk management process is and where it fits in ISO 31000
  • The six steps of the process, from scope and criteria to recording and reporting
  • How to identify, analyse and evaluate a risk
  • The main options for treating a risk
  • The warning signs that the process is only happening on paper

Course Content

The risk management process
The six steps of the ISO 31000 process, what each looks like in practice, and how they work together on a real decision.

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