Risk assessments – what you need to know now
Learn how to identify, assess and control risk with the MRS Standards Team.
Assessing and managing risk is more important in our personal and professional lives than ever before. In these challenging times it’s key to understand the hazards to your business, the steps you need to take to manage the risks, and gain insight on how other businesses approach the risk assessment process.
Topics to be covered:
- How to prepare for a risk assessment
- Step-by-step exploration through a risk assessment case scenario
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