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EEA Risk & Liability Management Short Course This course provides an overview of risk philosophy, existing and emerging risk management techniques, key tools and techniques to identify, manage and minimise technical risk. It explains the strengths and weaknesses of each technique and when the use of each is appropriate. Day one covers Risk & Reliability Concepts, Risk Management Paradigms & Safety Cases, Legal Liability, Causation and Risk Criteria. Day two covers Top Down Techniques, Bottom Up Techniques, Modelling Techniques and Generative Techniques. Risk & Liability Management Course:
For information about fees, how to register and other courses available, contact Engineering Education Australia at http://www.eeaust.com.au or on phone (03) 9326 9777 or fax (03) 9326 9888. RISK & LIABILITY MANAGEMENT COURSE OUTLINE: Day 1 Outline Risk & Reliability Concepts Insurance risk versus speculative risk philosophies; business risk versus safety risk; historical perspective; relationship of risk to reliability and quality. Risk Management Paradigms & Safety Cases Asset management approaches like HazOp & RCM; threat based SWOT or vulnerability assessments; market based risk as variance approaches; good practice vs hazard based risk management; computer simulated neo-Darwinism; risk culture approaches. Legal Liability Common law principles & due diligence; inquisitorial versus adversarial legal systems; human law versus laws of nature; adversarial legal system contradictions; the consequence driven nature of the courts. Causation A view of the future of risk: minimalist legal human error approaches; time & energy sequence approaches; culture/hazard versus vulnerability versus pathogen based; rise of the risk society in a context of globalisation. Risk Criteria Use of probabilistic criteria in Australian jurisdiction; societal risk criteria; environmental criteria; insurance criteria; ethical criteria. Day 2 Outline Top Down Techniques SWOT assessments vs threat and vulnerability assessments; risk characterisation systems & AS/NZS 4360:2004; risk profiling processes & residual risk allocation; use & limits of risk audit systems. Enterprise vs project risk profiling. Risk Ranking Risk registers; acute OHS hazards; property underwriting; integrated risk based investment approaches. Bottom Up Techniques Technical Risk Assessments Techniques HazOps; FMEA, FMECA & RCM; QRA (Quantified Risk Assessments); HACCPs; different approaches. Modelling Techniques Reliability block diagrams; cause-consequence modelling (fault & event trees); threat barrier diagrams; risk based availability modelling; human reliability analysis. Generative Techniques Generative Interview Techniques; Generative Solution Techniques; Independent Rapid Risk Reporting Techniques
Course Presenter: Mr Richard Robinson Director Risk & Reliability Associates (R2A). Richard is a career risk engineer and international expert in the development of risk assessment, management and minimisation systems; principal author and tutor of EEA postgraduate unit on Risk and Liability Management.
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