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Document critical success factors, goals or objectives for area
P1
included in scope
P2 Obtain support for risk management activities
Communicate with relevant parties about the
P3
risk management process and invite
participation
P4 Invite relevant parties to assist in the identification of risks
For this task, you are required to participate in a meeting to consult on risk management,
and then develop a risk management plan.
o You will do this task in the classroom which is set up as the simulated
workplace environment.
o Email to CEO.
o Risk management plan.
o Emails to Administrative Manager and Marketing Manager with plan attached.
Instructions:
o Please include the following details in the header section of each page of
your assessment document:
o Your assessor will advise as to whether you must email them your
completed assessment, submit the file on a USB drive or hand in a hard
copy.
Task 2 – Role play, emails, Risk management plan
Read the scenario below and take part in the role play and the activities that follow:
The CEO and shareholders are impressed with your report and are confident in your
ability to handle the risk management plan. They have asked you to consult with the
Marketing Manager and the Office Manager to identify the five greatest risks to the
company and then develop a risk management plan for dealing with them. The Marketing
Manager and the Office Manager will be able to provide you with input as to what their
departments consider to be the greatest risks and provide some insight into treatment
options.
One of the risks identified already by the CEO is that the company’s disaster recovery
plan needs to be investigated and updated. This responsibility will fall on you as the
Operation’s Manager but will require input from the CEO. Last month there was a power
outage for 2 hours during an unexpected storm. According to the disaster recovery plan, a
generator would kick in after an outage of longer than one hour; however, this never
happened. If this happens again and the power outage was longer than three hours – this
could mean that many of the products in the process of production would spoil and losses
could be high. With new branches opening – product output will need to increase,
therefore this is a risk that the CEO is very uncomfortable about.
1. Send an email to the Marketing Manager and the Office Manager inviting them to the
meeting with a brief explanation of the purpose of the meeting and the input you
would like them to provide; as well as the details of time, date and location (your
assessor will provide you with the date and time for this assessment to take place).
Greetings
2. Chair the risk consultation meeting.
During the meeting, your assessor will be looking to see that you:
Summarise the situation and your findings from your briefing report to the CEO
and shareholders.
Explain the risk management process.
Invite participation on risks they have identified and which ones they feel are the
greatest.
Come to an agreement on the five greatest risks to the company and
brainstorm treatment options and actions to be taken.
Communicate effectively by using questioning and listening techniques to
encourage other’s opinions and clarify your understanding of them.
3. From the risks identified in the consultative meeting, develop your risk management
plan for the top five risks. Your risk management plan needs to include:
An assessment of the likelihood of the risks occurring, as well as the severity of
the risk should it occur.
Identification of at least one suitable treatment measure for each of the five risks;
and priority rating (high, medium or low) to show the order in which risks must be
treated.
An evaluation and prioritisation of risks for treatment.
A risk action plan that sets out for each risk the:
risk description
impact of risk
recommended actions
resource requirements
timelines
responsibilities
monitoring processes.
NatureCare Products
The risk management process will be used by the management team to ensure risk control
methods are included in all organisational planning, management of operations and governance.
Definitions
The following definitions are based on the Australian and New Zealand Risk Management
Standard AS/NZS 4360:2004.
Risk
The chance of something happening which will have an impact upon objectives. It is measured in
terms of consequence and likelihood.
Likelihood
A qualitative description or synonym for probability or frequency.
Consequence
The outcome of an event or situation, expressed qualitatively or quantitatively, being a loss,
injury, disadvantage or gain. There may be a range of possible outcomes associated with an
event.
Risk assessment
The overall process of risk analysis and risk evaluation.
Manage the collection of information about potential risks and also in the treatments and
controls of the risks, which were used from a variety of tools and the techniques for risk
management. This your method is important to be able to exchange the different ideas about
the potential risks, with the members of the organization and also to be able to manage a
PESTLE analysis to achieve the identification of the risks at an external level
Confirmation of the important risks or also of the different risk controls, it is important to
document the risk plan, for each of the identified risks to be able to analyze the consequences of
the risks
Order of priority
Increase in Decrease in M P Manage the design H
turnover labor and
and work productivity implementation of
absences The learning wellness
curve of new programs, work
workers can environment and
generate training, to build
economic loyalty
losses for the
company
Increased
workload of
older
Workers
Increase in
the workload
of the
selection
department
Increased Non- S O Increase the H
competition compliance product portfolio
from with the according to the
companies objectives of needs of
that market the customers
natural Organization promote marketing
products Loss of mix strategies to
clients position the brand
Financial
losses
Decreased
positioning of
the
organization
Increase in Loss of S O Conduct monthly H
customer customers customer service
complaints Non- satisfaction
compliance surveys
Scope of assessment: Manage the risk analysis
Critical success factors: Risk prevention strategy
Internal & external Organizational Managers Team
stakeholders: CEO
Employees
customers
Contractors
Client
Order of priority
with Define a customer
Organization service policy
al objectives carry out market
Loss of study
company
positioning
Bad image of
the
Organization
Risk action plan
Summary of recommended Manage the design and implementation of wellness programs, work
response and impact environment and training, to build loyalty
Description of risk Increased competition from companies that market natural products
Increase the product portfolio according to the needs of customers
Summary of recommended
response and impact promote marketing mix strategies to position the brand
Proposed actions Marketing Manager, perform a market analysis of the needs of customers and
competition
Responsibilities Manage a marketing strategy that allows to achieve the positioning of the
Organization
Dear Advisor,
In accordance with the previously identified risks, a risk plan was made that we request, please review it in
order to manage the execution of the risk plan
Greetings
Signed: Date: