RISK

MANAGEMENT

Prepared by:

FRANCE MARIE ANN A. RAGUINI, MSHM

Instructor
- Risk is the possibility of loss or
injury, may stem from both man-
made, natural disasters and
accidents. Thus, Risk Management
is the assessment of risk and the
measures taken to alleviate its
effects.
 RISK MANAGEMENT
FUNCTIONS
1.Recognizing the need and identifying
the risks
2.Reacting to the need and knowing what
can be done to mitigate loss
3.Recording or tracking measures and
improving on them
4.Relaying or communicating the
mitigation plans
 Example of Risks

1.Fire
2.Earthquake
3.Bomb Threat
4.Typhoon
5.Theft
 Activities
Activity 1: List all possible risk and create a plan on how to
prevent it/ how to deal with it in case it happen.
Activity 2: Layout a floor plan of the event venue showing the
fire exits, information area and others, necessary
materials/supplies in risk management.

NOTE: Submit hard copy/ies.

 REFERENCES
 BOOK REFERENCES:
1.Cruz, Zenaida L.(2006). CONVENTION AND EVENT MANAGEMENT SECOND EDITION. National
Bookstore: Mandaluyong City
2.Cruz, Zenaida L.(2015). CONVENTION AND EVENT MANAGEMENT THIRD EDITION. National
Bookstore: Mandaluyong City
3.Romero, Eloisa A. (2009). EVENT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK FIRST EDITION. Rex Bookstore
Inc.: Sampaloc, Manila
4.Allen, Judy (2009). EVENT PLANNING SECOND EDITION. John Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd.: Canada
5.Bladen, Charles, et. al, (2012). EVENTS MANAGEMENT: AN INTRODUCTION. Routledge: New
York, USA
6.IRFU Organization (2008). EVENT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK for event organisers of larger events
(greater than 3,000 spectators). Eamon O’Boyle & Associates, Safety Consultants
7.Brown, Nancy ( 2011). HOSPITALITY AND EVENT MANAGEMENT
8.Wagen, Lynn Vander (2010). EVENTS MANAGEMENT 4TH EDITION
9.Wagen, Lynn Vander, et. al. (2012). EVENTS MANAGEMENT FOR TOURISM, CULTURAL,
BUSINESS AND SPORTING EVENTS
10.Polivika, Edward (1996). PROFESSIONAL MEETING MANAGEMENT