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industries where risk management is in common practise would be the Finance
and IT Sectors. The exciting thing about risk management is that it is
entirely a pro-active tool. It gives organisations a method to understand
processes in order to identify risks and to establish effective ways to
minimise risk before anything goes wrong. It is also an approach that
can be used by any organisation in any industry in either the Public or
Private sectors. In all recognised Health, Safety & Environmental Standards
& Guidelines risk management is an integral part of an effective management
system. Please refer to BS8800, ISO14001, and OHSAS 18001. It also is
very closely related to 'Quality' continuous
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improvement
techniques, as reflected in the new international standard ISO9001:2000. The
following is an overview of a risk management process described in 4 main
stages.
Stage
1 - Understand the process
Stage
2 - Identify the High Risk areas
Stage
3 - Reducing the risk
Stage
4 - Risk Re-evaluation
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