By the end of this course, learners will be able to anticipate, evaluate, manage, and apply preventative measures to risks associated with their professional and business routines.
In Risk Management: Protecting Yourself, Your Client and Your Business, REALTORS® will discuss the inherent risks within real estate; review their E&O Indemnity Plan; learn the basic principles of risk management; and identify business, compliance, client management, and property risks.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to anticipate, evaluate, manage, and apply preventative measures to risks associated with their professional and business routines. They will also be able to spot red flags, using the checklists provided, and know when it is best to treat, transfer, terminate, or tolerate a risk they are facing. REALTORS® will be able to apply the Risk Management Action Plan to their own risky situations to determine the best strategy and method of addressing each risk.
This course will also clarify coverage and exemptions under the Real Estate Errors & Omissions Insurance Indemnity Plan and provide REALTORS® with other real estate resources to assist.
BCREA is the voice of BC’s REALTORS®. In collaboration with the province’s ten real estate boards, we work with all levels of government to advocate for public policy that provides housing opportunities, ensures economic vitality, protects property owners, preserves the environment and builds better communities.
Our IT Project Risk Management course was developed because project risks can arise from multiple sources (including human resources, technology, and the operating environment).
This advanced project management course will introduce you to tools and techniques that will help you navigate the risk management of your project, one step at a time, in accordance with the principles put forward by the Project Management Institute (PMI).
Every project would be on time and within budget if nothing ever went wrong. During this course, you will learn how to anticipate what can go wrong, assess the impact on a project, define backup plans, and keep the project under control if and when risks materialize.
The course provides a systematic approach of identifying risks, analyzing the risks for potential impact to the organization or project, creating strategies to mitigate risks, applying risk response measures when risk events occur, and establishing procedures for monitoring.
The Canadian Risk Management (CRM) designation is a widely recognized qualification that provides risk managers a foundation of knowledge and skills needed to identify, assess, monitor and limit risks.
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