Location

Productivity and Quality Institute - Alexandria

Objectives

• Risk management is defined as coordinated activities to direct and control and organization with regard to risk, hazards risk management is conceptualized as an overarching process that includes: establishing a context for hazards risk management; risk identification, risk analysis, risk assessment, risk communication; risk based decision making; risk mitigation; and overall process monitoring and review

Outcomes

By the end of this course the delegate will be:• Understand the community or entity at risk • Establish a context for hazards risk management • Identify and profile hazards and understand the influence and effect of risk perception • Analyze and assess hazard risk; communicate risk; understand, assess, and act on risk mitigation options; and assess the overall process risk management process

Course Contents

• Introduction, Overview, Definitions, and Concepts. • Emergency Management: Past, Present, and Future • Hazards Risk Management Context • Legal Basis for Hazards Risk Management • The Hazards Risk Management Approach • Making Hazards Risk Management work • Risk Perceptions • Risk Statements • Determine likelihood and consequence • Modeling techniques • Prioritize risks using the risk levels • Determine which risks are acceptable • Communicating risk • Communicating actions and plans to the public • Generate risk mitigation options • Consider the assessment criteria for risk mitigation options • Insurance • Case studies • HAZOP technique - Workshop: Example HAZOP - Workshop: HAZOP review of a continuous process • Analysis documentation, results, and follow-up • HAZOP/what-if techniques for analyzing procedures and batch processes - Workshop: Example HAZOP of a procedure (instructor-led) - Workshop: HAZOP/what-if reviews of batch processes and procedures • Failure