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  • Risk Management or Resilience

    The concept of resilience is gaining traction particularly among those in highly-regulated, high-risk This sounds similar to the objectives of risk management. At one level one can consider resilience as an outcome of effective risk management in the same way also a capability which serves as a defense against the effects of uncertainty in support of existing risk standards similar to quality, safety and environmental objectives or should it be added to existing risk

  • Integrated Risk Assessment

    companies are looking to integrated and proactive approaches to manage all their obligations, reduce risk Analysis can be an effective tool to ensure that you are not over or under investing with respect to risk #riskmanagement #managedsafety

  • Risk-based SIPOC

    Everything happens in the presence of uncertainty so make sure your process plan is a risk-adjusted plan #riskmanagement

  • RISK is the WASTE of INEFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE

    In highly-regulated, high-risk industries, to improve meeting stakeholder obligations, LEAN COMPLIANCE uses higher standards to expose risk which is then eliminated or reduced to achieve consistent performance

  • 2020 The State of Risk Oversight

    More organizations are appointing a Chief Risk Officer or creating management-level risk committees to help lead the organization’s risk efforts. About half of the respondent organizations engage in formal risk identification and risk assessment processes management posture when the next big risk event emerges. overseeing risks assigned to them.

  • Managing Risk During Lean Improvements

    are some industries were using LEAN for process improvement may end up exposing companies to: greater risk Fortunately, many companies in this sector already have the skills to effectively manage risk. They just need to apply these now to manage risk during LEAN improvements. What we now need is a similar management of change process to manage risk during LEAN improvements. The process industry has had decades of experience managing risk and so this is not new to them.

  • Pro-activity is the Key to Addressing Risk

    To meet all your obligations at the speed of risk you must be proactive which is characterized by focusing

  • Lord of the Risks – The Two Towers: Productivity and Compliance

    Those who have been following me might be aware of my presentations on demystifying risk entitled, Lord of The Risks – Defeating the Dragon of Uncertainty. And it is this uncertainty that creates the opportunity for risk. While not fully understanding the risks ahead our team agree to go on the adventure because the stakes One last thing, there is more at risk than you realize.

  • Risk Based process Safety During Disruptive Times

    The Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) recently published a monograph that provides insights for managing Process Safety during the COVID-19 pandemic and other similar crises. It incorporates input from many CCPS member company representatives. It is organized by the RBPS elements and human factors impact is addressed in multiple areas. The top three elements of highest importance are: Process Safety Culture, Asset Integrity & Reliability and Management of Change. Occupational safety and health aspects are not the focus in this document. You can download this monograph using this link CCPS also has published a BowTie for Covid-19 analysis which you can also find here #managedsafety #covid

  • Problem-solving in Highly-regulated, High-risk Industries

    re-actively when issues or problems surface or pro-actively to enhance capabilities or in anticipation of risk In highly-regulated, high-risk industries it is not clear what kinds of choices management actually has Sparrow in his book, "The Character of Harms: Operational Challenges in Control" outlines a risk-based Paying attention to exposing latent risk and the emergence of new risks is critical to success. regulations that have defined how harm and risk-reduction must be done.

  • Not All Risks Matter

    There is never enough time, knowledge, or resources to contend with all the risks that a company faces Therefore, they must choose which risks to address. This is not easy and cannot always be determined by ranking based on risk scores. To know which risks are important you first need to have clearly defined outcomes and objectives. This is because the risks that matter are connected to them.

  • Time to Upgrade your Navigational System

    landscape knowing which way is up is what helps keep organizations from falling outside the lines and risking Each component of GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) functions like a gimbal oriented across the #GRC #Compliance #Risk

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