Introduction To Risk Based Thinking Training Course
Risk-based thinking sits at the centre of every modern management system, but it is often treated as a form to be filled rather than a way of working. This course is about the second: applying appropriate risk management and risk-based thinking across your organisation so that problems are prevented rather than explained afterwards.
The programme builds the competence and the skills needed to manage uncertainty. Participants learn to recognise the threats and risks facing an organisation, to implement risk-based thinking into internal operations, and to build proactive systems that identify and plan for contingencies before they arrive. It draws on the concepts, principles and processes of ISO 31000.
What You Will Learn
Why Attend This Course
In Practice
How Risk-Based Thinking Works
What You Will Gain
What You Take Back to Work
Risk Identification
The ability to identify all elements of risk within your own field.
Proactive Systems
Risk management systems built around your highest-priority targets.
Holistic Processes
Risk management that runs across the organisation rather than in silos.
Future Mitigation
An understanding of how risk is mitigated before it materialises.
Methodology and Tools
Risk management methodology and the analysis tools that support it.
Measurement
Ways to measure and track how effective the response has been.
ISO 31000: the international standard for risk management. The course covers its concepts, management principles and processes, which is what allows risk-based thinking to be applied consistently rather than case by case.
Who Can Attend
Is This Training Right for You?
Prior knowledge: none. No prior knowledge is needed for this course.
Course Details
How It Runs and What You Receive
Duration and Delivery
A one-day programme available as a virtual session, a public classroom batch or an in-house delivery at your own site.
Completion Certificate
On successful completion of the course, participants receive a certificate recognising their grounding in the application of risk-based thinking.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Quality Austria Central Asia
Trusted by Industry
Chosen by quality, safety and environmental teams across sectors.
Expert Trainers
Trainers who audit management systems for a living.
Works Across Standards
Risk-based thinking as ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 all expect it.
No Entry Barrier
No prior knowledge required, so whole teams can attend together.
Globally Connected
Part of the Quality Austria group network with international reach.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a one-day course that helps participants apply appropriate risk management and risk-based thinking within their organisation, building the competence needed to manage uncertainty, recognise threats and risks, and put proactive systems in place to identify and plan for contingencies.
Risk-based thinking is the practice of identifying the risks and opportunities that could affect an organisation's objectives, and acting on them in advance rather than reacting once something has gone wrong. It is a requirement running through modern management system standards.
The course suits management systems professionals, quality personnel, health and safety management systems personnel, environmental personnel, internal auditors and anyone interested in risk-based thinking.
No. No prior knowledge is needed for this course, which makes it suitable for a whole team to attend together.
Yes. Participants gain an understanding of the concepts, management principles and processes set out in ISO 31000, the international standard for risk management.
Yes. On successful completion of the risk-based thinking course, participants receive a certificate recognising their grounding in the application of risk-based thinking.
It is a one-day programme, available as a virtual session, a public classroom batch or an in-house delivery at your own site.
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Talk to our team about the next available batch or in-house delivery for your organisation.
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