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BS 31100:2011 Risk management. Code of practice and guidance for the implementation of BS ISO 31000

21 June 2011

Do you want to implement the key principles and guidelines of risk management as specified in ISO 31000:2009?

If you do then you must be someone that appreciates that risks are managed best when they follow a defined process, and that this is done in a systematic and structured way.

How can you save time working out how to create and implement a defined risk management process?

Based of the consensus of the UK committee of risk management experts, BS 31100 will give you practical and specific recommendations on how to implement the principles tailored to your company.

Effective risk management suited to your company

Risks are best managed by people following a defined risk management process.
If you work for a large organization for example, you may have many groups and many processes, each with their own scope, meetings, documents or methods.

This could be because you are working at different management levels, different perspectives or focusing on different types of risks.

BS 31100:2011 outlines risk management process that can be followed and interpreted so that each group works in a way that is appropriate for them and will increase the consistency and the communication across your company.

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