
Identify hazards and evaluate risks to integrate risk management with health and safety systems, using qualitative, semi-quantitative, and quantitative methods, with monitoring, controls, tolerable and residual risk, and ISO-based prioritization.
Explore ISO 31000 as a generic framework for risk identification, ranking, treatment, and control. Learn how ISO 31020 guides using 31000 within integrated management systems like ISO 9001 and 14001.
Define risk as the product of likelihood and consequences, compare classical and ISO 31000 definitions, and show how to assess and compare scenarios to guide risk mitigation.
Explore the ISO 31000 risk management standard, part 3, detailing how risk arises from deviations from plans and how a risk management process and framework—guided by the PDCA cycle—protect objectives.
Explore qualitative and Samie quantitative risk assessment techniques, including qualitative assessment, Samie quantitative analysis, risk probability methods, and hazard identification techniques to forecast incident consequences.
Identify hazards and assess risk using techniques like brainstorming, interviews, Delphi checklist, Hazop, fmea, cause-and-effect, scenario, event tree, and fault tree analyses to evaluate consequence and probability.
Explore seven HACCP principles, starting with hazard analysis to identify biological, chemical, and physical hazards, and establish CCPs, limits, monitoring, corrective actions, verification, and records.
Explore event tree analysis and its qualitative inventory approach to map initiating events to final undesired outcomes, using a four-step process of identifying events, assessing controls, and detailing barriers.
Explore bow tie analysis as a reactive risk assessment tool, identifying hazards, threats, and barriers to understand causes, consequences, and controls for events like a hard drive crash.
Explore how cause and consequence analysis serves as a risk assessment tool for predictive and protective analysis, detailing its objectives, writing practices, and a stepwise methodology.
Explore building fishbone (Ishikawa) diagrams to identify root causes, brainstorm causes, and analyze problem statements across process, people, policy, and plant to avoid recurrence.
This course teaches you Risk Management, Risk Measurement, Risk Analysis, Risk Assessment, and Risk Evaluation with respect to Health and Safety. Most of the concepts can also be applied in the Risk Analysis of IT.
These topics are covered in detail -
Complete Risk Management with respect to HSE
Master Risk Measurement or Risk Analysis
Professionals will be able to perform the Risk Assessment and Evaluate them easily
Complete insights to all the concepts of Risk Management
Risk Assessment tools and techniques
Students will be able to design their own Fault Tree Analysis(FTA)
With the help of a comprehensive module on HACCP(ISO 22000), students will perform ay critical Hazard
Students will comfortably perform the Hazard and Operability Analysis(HAZOP) using case studies
With the detailed ETA module, students will be able to develop their own event tree
FTA(Fault Tree Analysis) with case studies
Students will gain important insights into ISO 31000
And a lot of other techniques like RCA, Bow Tie, Decision Tree, etc.
This comprehensive course contains more than 7 case studies that reiterate the topics which you will learn step by step. You can apply the same concepts in various industries like Retail, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Automotive Industry, IT, etc.
If you have any doubts, I will personally try to answer them within a day.