Incorporating:
ISO 31000:2018 – RM – Principles and guidelines,
ISO/TR 31004:2013 – RM- Guidance for the implementation of ISO 31000 and
ISO 31010:2009 – RM – Risk assessment guidelines

Public contact courses are where delegates attend our courses at our venue in Centurion.
Delegates will receive a light lunch and refreshments
Delegates will be evaluated by written examination and successful delegates will receive an electronic TIQMS Certificate

Public contact course:              R 5 130-43 VAT Exclusive   =   R 5 900-00 VAT Inclusive

Dates public course (2 days)         TBA


Distance Learning course:           R 4 086-96 VAT Exclusive   =   R 4 700-00 VAT Inclusive
(4 months to complete)

Distance Learning is where delegates receive the materials in electronic format and then they
have to complete the course in the subscribed time by submitting assignments.
Each delegate will receive a Tutorial letter detailing the due dates of the assignments.
Assignments must be submitted in MS Word Format and successful delegates will receive an electronic TIQMS certificate

This course is also available via contact In-House or Virtual In-House (MS Teams)
Contact us for a formal quote.


Pre-Requisite:                        None  

Target Audience

  • Individuals responsible for developing risk management policy within their organization
  • Individuals who need to ensure that an organization manages risk;
  • Individuals who need to manage risk for the organization as a whole
  • Individuals who need to evaluate an organization’s practice

Outcome

By the successful completion of this course the learner will be able to:

  • Recognize opportunities for application of Risk Management
  • Integrate ISO 31000 with requirements of other Management systems
  • Understand how to select appropriate Risk assessment techniques using guidance given in ISO 31010
  • Understand the language used in the Risk management field

Contents

Risk assessment concepts, including – risk assessment and the risk management process: communication and consultation, establishing the context, risk treatment, monitoring and review.
The risk assessment process, including – Risk Identification, Risk Analysis: controls assessment, consequence analysis, likelihood analysis and probability estimation, preliminary analysis, uncertainties and sensitivities; Risk Evaluation; Documentation; Monitoring and Reviewing Risk Assessment; Application of Risk Assessment during life cycle phases.
Selection of risk assessment techniques (ISO 31010 gives a comparison of risk assessment techniques)

100% attendance is required for public course