Risk management Flashcards

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What is risk management?

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Risk management is the identification, assessment, and prioritisation of risks followed by coordinated and economical application of resources to minimise, monitor, and control the probability and/or impact of unfortunate events.

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Name 4 ways to manage risk

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  • Transfer the risk to another party
  • Avoid the risk
  • Reduce the negative effect of the risk
  • Accept some/all of the consequences of a particular risk
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Name 6 types of risk

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Performance risk
Management risk 
External risk 
Development risk 
Support risk 
Commercial risk
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What is the simple 2 term equation for risk?

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Risk = likelihood x impact

(= exposure x hazard)

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How is good performance defined for performance risk?

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There is a considerable margin/safety factor between the worst case and required performance

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How is potentially poor performance defined for performance risk?

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estimated performance is close to the required performance, greater chance that the design could fail

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What is risk analysis?

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The systematic identification of hazards and their risks, how likely they are and how severe it would be if they occur

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What is risk management?

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The whole process of identifying hazards, analysing risks and controlling them

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What are the 5 steps of risk management?

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  • Hazard identification
  • Risk estimation
  • Risk evaluation
  • Risk control
  • Risk monitoring
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What is risk evaluation?

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deciding whether risks are acceptable

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What is risk control?

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reducing any unacceptable risks to acceptable levels

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What are the 8 steps of a risk review?

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1) Background: why undertake a review?
2) Articulate purpose: what is the purpose of the review?
3) Define requirements: who, what, when, where?
4) Describe system: what is to be assessed?
5) Identify hazards: what could go wrong?
6) Assess risks: will it go wrong?
7) Propose actions: what actions are required?
8) Review process: what next?

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