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Risk Assessment and Control
Managing
Business Risk CD-Rom Training Software: Risk Assessment &
Control
Price:
$179.00
Training Course ID:
42522
Training Course Description
/ Outline
Managing Business Risk Training:
Risk Assessment and Control teaches learners
about risk identification and environmental
scanning. Students in this training program
will also learn about evaluation and control
of risk within organizations and the methods
for classifying various organizational risks.
Learn To
- Identify typical information
sources used in an environmental scan.
- Identify the methods for
measuring risk.
- Identify the components of
risk evaluation.
- Identify the categories of
physical asset exposures.
Training Audience
The target audience for this
training program is Team Leaders, Directors,
and Managers.
Total Training Time
2 to 4 hours
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Risk Identification
(0.5 - 1 hour)
- Identify environmental risk
sources.
- Identify primary risk environments
for an environmental scan.
- Identify typical information
sources used in an environmental scan.
- Utilize the environmental
scanning procedure.
- Simulation Overview:
- In the simulation at the
end of this unit, you will meet with Laura
Dennis, a risk manager, to discuss the risks
of opening a new manufacturing plant. Icon
executives want you to identify the risks
involved and how they would apply to the new
project. Through your discussion with Laura,
you will gain a greater understanding of risk
sources and categorizing risks.
Unit 2: Risk Evaluation
and Control (0.5 - 1 hour)
- Identify the characteristics
of hazards.
- Identify the methods for
measuring risk.
- Identify the components of
risk evaluation.
- Match risk control strategies
with their descriptions.
- Sequence the steps for risk
control implementation.
- Simulation Overview:
- In the simulation at the
end of this unit, you are a risk manager for
Icon Industries. You will meet with John Cunningham,
Chief Risk Officer. Recently, members of Operations
Management have submitted a proposal to build
new warehouse. The warehouse, which is to
be located in Florida near the coast, is scheduled
to be built in six months. Before groundwork
can begin, the project proposal needs to be
approved by John Cunningham. Through a series
of questions, John will assess your knowledge
of evaluating and mitigating the risks associated
with the warehouse project proposal.
Unit 3: Risk Classifications
(1 - 2 hours)
- Identify the categories of
physical asset exposures
- Identify the categories of
financial asset exposures.
- Identify legal liability
exposures.
- Select risk exposure categories.
- Simulation Overview:
- In the simulation at the
end of this unit, you will meet with Roger.
Currently, Icon Industries uses a separate
shipping company to transport computer hardware
and software to customers and other Icon distributors.
The monetary costs of using these separate
shipping companies has recently exceeded the
opportunity costs attributed to the creation
of a new shipping company solely for Icon
products. The Board of Directors has approved
a project that would create TransCon, (a transcontinental
shipping company owned and operated by Icon)
but risks associated with asset exposures
and liability exposures need to be assessed.
Through your discussion with Roger, you will
gain a greater understanding of risk exposures
and categorizing risks.
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