MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT

MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Management or Formal Safety Assessment is a concept whose time has come. Both superintendents ashore and senior managers on ships are continually bombarded with new legislation, new paperwork and new procedures. To select what really matters is becoming more difficult and time consuming. Risk management offers an effective way of prioritising what needs to be done to manage both commercial and shipboard operations in the most cost-effective and safety-conscious way. The ISM Code forms the basis for a risk management system.

Both the theory and the practical side of risk management are scrutinised in this two part video series and the associated study guide which is an essential part of the package.

The aim of the series is to show how to assess risks in operations and manage them. Good managers have always known about the risks and hazards and done their best to avoid them. This has often been done unconsciously or even intuitively. Risk management seeks to bring this process out into the open and make it a central feature of any business or shipboard operation. To be effective risk management must result in cost savings; how and why it can do this is outlined. In an environment where one disaster can cause a business to fail, it is an essential technique for any commercial organisation.

MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT - THE COMPANY (MANAGE THE RISK AND REDUCE THE COST)
MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT - THE FLEET (MANAGE THE RISK AND MINIMISE THE IMPACT) (EDITION 2)