1. The main contents of risk management include hazard identification, risk assessment, hazard warning and monitoring, accident prevention,
Hazard identification: This is the basis of risk management. The purpose of hazard identification is to identify the factors that may cause potential threats or injuries to the operation, personnel, equipment or environment of the enterprise. These factors may be physical, chemical, biological or artificial. For example, in the manufacturing industry, the possible hazards include high-temperature equipment, toxic chemicals and large-scale mechanical equipment.
Risk assessment: After identifying the hazards, it is necessary to conduct risk assessment on these hazards. The purpose of risk assessment is to determine the degree of potential harm or loss that these hazards may bring. This requires a detailed analysis of the hazards, including its possible trigger conditions, possible consequences and the impact on enterprise operations.
Danger early warning and monitoring: after determining the risk level, it is necessary to continuously monitor and warn these risks. This requires the establishment of an effective early warning system, which can give early warning before the risks become reality, so as to take timely actions to prevent accidents.
Accident prevention: Even with the first three steps, if effective measures cannot be taken to prevent accidents, risks may still become a reality. Therefore, accident prevention is an important part of risk management. This includes formulating and implementing a series of safety operation procedures, training employees to improve safety awareness, and regularly checking and maintaining equipment.
In addition, risk management also includes risk transfer and risk avoidance. Risk transfer is to transfer the risk to other subjects by purchasing insurance or contract terms. Risk aversion is to manage risks by avoiding or reducing contact with specific risks.
Generally speaking, risk management is a continuous process, which requires continuous risk identification, risk assessment, early warning and monitoring, and effective accident prevention measures to minimize potential injuries and losses.