Risk Tolerance- Part 2: Safety Topic - August 19th, 2024
A continuation of last week's risk tolerance briefings. Touching on cost of non-compliance, confidence in equipment & protection/rescue, potential profit/gains and role models/mentors accepting risk.
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Risk Tolerance Pt. 2: Safety Topic - October 9, 2023
Risk tolerance can be reduced when the cost of non-compliance to a standard is increased.
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Risk Tollerance Pt. 1: Safety Topic - October 2, 2023
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Last Minute Risk Assessment: Safety Topic - July 17, 2023
Many accidents in the workplace are avoidable and often occur during routine tasks. A worker that underestimates the hazards in their job is less likely to remained focused and take the necessary precautions to perform the job safely.
This week we will discuss a tool that can be used in your workplace to provide a final review of the task at hand to ensure employees are operating safely. This tool is the Last Minute Risk Assessment (LMRA).
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Risk Tolerance Pt. 2: Safety Brief - June 13, 2022
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Risk Tolerance Pt. 1: Safety Brief - June 6, 2022
We all understand risk tolerance when it comes to investments and gambling, it’s on how much risk we decide to take whether we invest in that stock or choose to save our money under our mattress at home. The same applies to personal safety; it’s on how much that person feels they are at risk and what they are willing to do by the choices we make.
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Risk Tolerance Pt 2: Safety Topics - May 2021 - Week 4
Risk tolerance can be reduced when the cost of non-compliance to a standard is increased. The reverse is also a factor.
- If the cost of compliance is high then more risk might be accepted and it could increase the cost of compliance on critical tasks.
- Be selective and only apply this where the standard can always be applied.
- Decrease the cost of compliance by removing barriers, cost or effort that prevent conformance to a standard.
- Increase the reward for compliance by incentives that can be used as positive motivator for compliance.
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Risk Tolerance Pt 1: Safety Topics - May 2021 - Week 3
We all understand risk tolerance when it comes to investments and gambling, it’s on how much risk we decide to take whether we invest in that stock or choose to save our money under our mattress at home. The same applies to personal safety; it’s on how much that person feels they are at risk and what they are willing to do by the choices we make.
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