TOP 10 RISK MANAGEMENT COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

Effective risk management is a critical part of enterprise wide performance management, and it is essential that today’s finance professionals embed risk management into everything they do.

Gain the skills to tackle increasingly complex disaster risks, both now and in the future, and research a topic of your interest.

Simply put, risk management is a two-step process - determining what risks exist in a given situation, ie a business, then handling those risks in a way best-suited to achieve the desired objectives.

We live in an increasingly complex world dealing with a broad spectrum of crises arising from both natural and man-made causes. Resilient organisations are those that are able to survive and thrive in this world of uncertainty.

Our experienced trainers can guide you to coordinate the training program you need, whether it is theory or practical training. Courses include all types of scenarios such as group work and what to do when things go wrong.

The purpose of this course is to provide existing risk management practitioners with the opportunity to demonstrate that they possess the knowledge and skills to design, develop and implement a risk management framework within their organisations as part of their governance commitment.

This is an essential risk awareness course targeted at managers, engineers and supervisors involved in managing businesses or operations that include the storage, production and transport of bituminous materials; and road surfacing works. A separate course "Bitumen - Basic Safety".

M_o_R  4 is the latest edition of Management of Risk, a must-have certification if managing risk is inherent in your role. This course will help you to understand how risk links to opportunity and the delivery of benefits and will help you to communicate this to stakeholders.

Every organisation needs to embrace risk. You need to know your own, fellow directors and organisations risk appetite.

Risk management is important for all engineering-related projects and systems. This includes knowing the risks associated with all aspects of an engineering project and taking appropriate measures to manage the risks and monitoring these regularly.