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What are the four risk strategies for controlling risk?
1. Controlling risk 2. Avoiding risk -(Changing the source that is subjecting the program to risk such as reducing the scope of the performance objectives) 3. Assuming risk 4. Transferring risk
How can the location of a water source increase or decrease its risk for pollution?
When a water source is closer to a human settlement and industrial activity is greater risk of contamination.
What are non standard risk?
A Non Standard risk is one that may not fall into a standard risk classification or it can be a risk that does not meet the qualifying criteria of a standard insurance program.
What army document is used to develop risk management program?
Bbc is the program because it has good name
Which of the following best describes DCIP?
risk management program
Where can one enrol for risk management and insurance program?
Most universities and insurance companies will offer a risk management and insurance program depending on the course of study and activity to be undertaken. Information can be found on sites like Collegiate Risk and Buss VC.
What is the Greatest single source of risk from fire?
Smoke inhalation.
Describe the three types of organizational risk?
Organization bears certain risks which includes investment risks, budgetary risk, program management risk, legal liability risk, safety risk, inventory risk and the risk from investment systems.Managing all these risks is not an easy task.
The greater your distance from the source of harm the less your what?
The greater your distance from the source of harm, the less your risk of being affected by it.
Source of information?
what mus i use to assessing the risk to approve a credit application
Discuss the concept of risk and how it might be measured?
Risk refers to the source of danger. It is a possibility of incurring some misfortune or loss. The concept of risk is very important as it helps provide cover.
What has the author Robert G Batson written?
Robert G. Batson has written: 'Program risk analysis handbook' -- subject(s): Failure analysis, Risk assessment, Project management, Risk
