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PeopleCert Management of Risk M_o_R4

Overview

The PeopleCert Management of Risk course M_o_R® 4 is part of AXELOS Limited’s best practice guidance portfolio. The Practitioner certification allows you to demonstrate you have an understanding of how to apply and tailor M_o_R® 4 in a practical context. You will be able to start applying an M_o_R® 4-based risk management approach to organizational challenges to enable the creation and protection of value

The Management of Risk course considers risk from different perspectives within an organisation: strategic, programme, project and operational. While it links to other AXELOS Limited best practice guidance, it respects the roles, responsibilities and terminologies used outside the disciplines of programme and project management.

Almost every decision made within an organisation brings positives and negatives. The Management of Risk course provides an effective structure for the management of risk across all parts of an organisation. M_o_R® is the industry recognised method for managing risk.

Objectives

This risk management learning opportunity shows how the Management of Risk course can support governance and how the principles and processes are used to support risk management. Adopting M_o_R® approaches will provide you with the relevant skills and structures to manage potential problems and reduce failure possibilities.

Content

  • What is risk?
  • What is risk management?
  • The benefits of the Management of Risk course
  • The 8 Management of Risk principles
  • The 6 Management of Risk processes involved in identifying, assessing and controlling risk
  • Risk management policies, guides, registers and plans
  • Application of risk solutions
  • How risk solutions can be adapted to a change in circumstances