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RIIRIS301E Apply Risk Management Processes

This course has been developed to meet the requirements of the risk management unit (formerly S1 of the Supervisor S123 course) in the mining industry for a Mining Supervisor or Site Safety and Health Representative. The Safety and Health Advisory Committees approve this unit for supervisors and site safety and health representatives. The course will require access to a computer and scanner to upload completed risk assessments and other evidence. Students will also have a competency phone call with an assessor to confirm their understanding of the content prior to being deemed competent.

Individuals working in resource sectors, particularly those in roles like mine supervisors or site safety supervisors, often require this training.

• Plan and prepare for risk management
• Assess and identify unacceptable risk
• Review risk management documentation
• Identify and recommend controls
• Contribute to the implementation of controls

The course will require access to a computer and scanner to upload completed risk assessments and other evidence.  Students will also have a competency phone call with an assessor to confirm understanding of the content prior to being deemed competent.

What is Stage 1 of risk management?

Step 1: Risk Identification

• The first step in the risk management process is to identify all the events that can negatively (risk) or positively (opportunity) affect the project’s objectives: Project milestones and the financial trajectory of the project.