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Risk Management Be Prepared.…
….Bi Ullamh
What is Risk ???…
• Risk:….. “the chance of injury, damage or loss” (Webster’s Dictionary).
• Risk:…. “exposure to danger or loss.” (Collins Dictionary).• Risk in its many guises is something each
of us encounter everday of our lives.• It is something that, by our nature, we
plan for constantly.
Why Risk Management ?
• Risk is a factor in all activity.• The world has changed significantly since
Scouting started.• The structured management form of risk
has become the norm.• Cultural change, greater awareness and
experience coupled with an increase in ‘blame culture’ over that of personal responsibility.
Who is responsible ?
• EVERYBODY – from the youngest to the oldest regardless of role or rank.
• Scouts• Patrol Leadership• Troop Leadership• Group Leadership• Each of you is responsible for
yourselves and each other.
How to manage Risk
• Risk Assessment (Various Types)• ‘Rule of Five’1. Examine2. Decide3. Evaluate4. Record5. Review
Risk Assessment 1
• Examine; Look for hazards Large v Small Long Term Medium Term Short Term/Immediate
Risk Assessment 2
• Decide; Who is at risk ? Participants Others
Risk Assessment 3
• Evaluate; Assess the hazards and those
indentified with regard to risk. Consider on a scale of low, medium
or high risk. Use the ‘Rule of 5’.
Risk Assessment 3 -ctd
• Rule of 5;• 1 to 5 Experience/Equipment• 1 to 5 Risk
• 1/1 Low Risk• 3/3 Medium Risk• 5/5 High Risk
Risk Assessment 3 -ctdAlternative method
Possible Risk Levels For each Hazard
Severity
Slightly Harmful
Harmful Extremely Harmful
Likelihood Unlikely Low Medium High
Likely Medium High Intolerable
Very Likely
High Intolerable Intolerable
Risk Assessment 4
• Record; Will depend on circumstances Inform participants Note action taken Note operating procedures – may
contribute to policy
Risk Assessment 5
• Review; Constant evaluation Amend if necessary Assess for new/changing risk
Proactive V Reactive
Good judgement comes from experience…………
Experience comes from bad judgement………….
• You are the most important person in the world – including to those you have yet to meet !.
• Risk Management = Common Sense
• Be Prepared……………………..Bí Ullamh