Iso 31000. Risk Manager Training

The risk management framework of ISO 31000 and the risk techniques of IEC 31010

What you'll learn
The risk management framework of ISO 31000
Principles of risk management
Selection of the risk assessment techniques
Risk techniques of IEC 31010
Risk treatment options
Requirements
Basic information about management system standards is valuable but not necessarily needed
Description
The purpose of this course is to present the framework for risk management proposed by ISO 31000 along with the multiple risk techniques from IEC 31010 (a supporting standard for ISO 31000).After going through the lessons you will have a good understanding of the risk management principles, the framework of ISO 31000, risk assessment techniques or available risk treatment options.The structure of the course includes:- general aspects about risk management and the framework proposed by ISO 31000- risk management principles- the support and involvement of top management for the risk management process- the risk assessment process and the selection of the appopriate risk techniquesA brief presentation of the general aspects of risk techniques from IEC 31010 including:- Brainstorming;- Structured and semi-structured interviews;- the Delphi technique;- HAZOP (Hazard and Operability);- HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points);- Business impact analysis;- Root cause analysis;- FMEA and FMECA - Failure Modes and Effects (and Criticality) Analysis;- Fault tree analysis;- Event tree analysis;- Cause -  consequence analysis;- Cause and effect analysis;- Bow tie analysis;- Reliability centered maintenance;- Markov analysis;- Monte Carlo simulation;- Consequence probability matrix;- Cost - benefit analysis;- Multi criteria decision analysis;and others.The final part of the course is about risk treatment options, concepts like residual and secondary risk, monitoring and improvement of the risk management process.The various risk techniques of IEC 31010 are explained in an easy to understand way with simple examples.At the end of the course there is a quiz  - with questions from the subject matter.Learn about how to develop and apply a risk management process by following the framework of ISO 31000.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Risk management

Lecture 2 Risk management framework

Lecture 3 Risk management principles

Lecture 4 Leadership and commitment

Lecture 5 Scope, context and criteria

Lecture 6 The risk assessment process

Section 3: Risk techniques of IEC 31010

Lecture 7 Selection of risk assessment techniques

Lecture 8 Brainstorming

Lecture 9 Structured and semi-structured interviews

Lecture 10 Delphi technique

Lecture 11 Checklists

Lecture 12 Preliminary hazard analysis (PHA)

Lecture 13 HAZOP

Lecture 14 Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)

Lecture 15 Toxicity assessment

Lecture 16 Structured "What - if" techniques (SWIFT)

Lecture 17 Scenario analysis

Lecture 18 Business impact analysis

Lecture 19 Root cause analysis

Lecture 20 FMEA and FMECA

Lecture 21 Fault tree analysis (FTA)

Lecture 22 Event tree analysis (ETA)

Lecture 23 Cause-consequence analysis

Lecture 24 Cause and effect analysis

Lecture 25 Layers of protection analysis (LOPA)

Lecture 26 Decision tree analysis

Lecture 27 Human reliability assessment (HRA)

Lecture 28 Bow tie analysis

Lecture 29 Reliability centered maintenance

Lecture 30 Sneak analysis

Lecture 31 Markov analysis

Lecture 32 Monte Carlo simulation

Lecture 33 Bayesian statistics and Bayes nets

Lecture 34 FN Curves

Lecture 35 Risk indices

Lecture 36 Consequence/ probability matrix

Lecture 37 Cost-benefit analysis

Lecture 38 Multr-criteria decision analysis

Section 4: Risk treatment, monitoring and improvement

Lecture 39 Risk treatment

Lecture 40 Monitor, review and improve risk management

Lecture 41 Conclusions

Risk managers,Risk practioners,Risk professionals,Management system professionals,ISO consultants and auditors