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    This document provides an overview of risk control in an organizational context. It defines risk control as a technique that utilizes risk assessments to evaluate potential losses and take action to reduce or eliminate threats. Some key points discussed include: - Examples of common risk control methods are inspection, maintenance, testing, automation, and systems implementation. - General principles of prevention and control involve avoiding risk, evaluating unavoidable risks, combating risks at their source, and adapting work to individuals. - Factors that affect the choice of control measures include cost, effectiveness, legal standards, and personnel competence. - The importance of risk control is that it provides a safety net by identifying and reducing organizational risks, identifies at-risk

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    This document provides an overview of risk control in an organizational context. It defines risk control as a technique that utilizes risk assessments to evaluate potential losses and take action to reduce or eliminate threats. Some key points discussed include: - Examples of common risk control methods are inspection, maintenance, testing, automation, and systems implementation. - General principles of prevention and control involve avoiding risk, evaluating unavoidable risks, combating risks at their source, and adapting work to individuals. - Factors that affect the choice of control measures include cost, effectiveness, legal standards, and personnel competence. - The importance of risk control is that it provides a safety net by identifying and reducing organizational risks, identifies at-risk

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    This document provides an overview of risk control in an organizational context. It defines risk control as a technique that utilizes risk assessments to evaluate potential losses and take action to reduce or eliminate threats. Some key points discussed include: - Examples of common risk control methods are inspection, maintenance, testing, automation, and systems implementation. - General principles of prevention and control involve avoiding risk, evaluating unavoidable risks, combating risks at their source, and adapting work to individuals. - Factors that affect the choice of control measures include cost, effectiveness, legal standards, and personnel competence. - The importance of risk control is that it provides a safety net by identifying and reducing organizational risks, identifies at-risk

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    Module XI:

    Risk Control
    LCM
    Define risk control and explain it
    works in the organizational risk.

    Give and explain the example of risk


    Course control method.

    Objectives
    Discuss the general principle of
    control and prevention.

    Explain factor affecting choice of


    control.
    • technique that utilizes findings
    from risk assessments
    Risk
    • Evaluate potential losses and
    Control take action to reduce or
    eliminate such threats
    How Risk
    Control
    Works?
    How Risk
    Control
    Works?
    How Risk
    Control
    Works?
     Inspection-Regular inspection
    reduced the infrastructure risk.
     Maintenance- regular
    maintenance specially the
    equipment on operations.
    Example of  Testing-Testing fire at facility to
    Risk Control reduced risk in damaging fire.
     Automation- security
    information.
     System-reduced safety
    transportation safety risk.
     Physical-Implementation of
    controls
     Engineering Controls
     Audits
    Example of  Backup for data control risk
    Risk Control  Policy enforcement
     Communications
     Training
     Change Management
     Planning
     Avoiding Risk
     Evaluating the risk which
    cannot be avoided
    General  Combating risk at source
    Principle of (Point of generation)
    Prevention and  Adapting the work to the
    Control individual (design of
    workplace, choice of
    equipment, choice of working
    and production methods)
     Adapting to technical progress.
     REPLACING the dangerous
    with the non-dangerous or the
    General less dangerous.
    Principle of  Developing coherent overall
    Prevention and
    policy.
    Control
     Giving appropriate instructions
    to workers.
    Categories of • Technical
    Control • Procedural
    Measures • Behavioral
    Categories of • Technical
    Control • Procedural
    Measures • Behavioral
    • Long/Short Term
    • Applicability
    Factors
    • Cost
    Affecting • Effectiveness of Controls
    Choice of • Legal requirements and
    Control
    Measures
    standards
    • Competence of personnel
    and training needs
    • They provide a sort of
    Importance of
    safety net by identifying,
    Risk Control
    controlling and reducing
    the risks present in an
    organization.
    • identifying at-risk
    Importance of employees
    Risk Control

    • knowing what factors they


    are exposed to
    • Check the efficiency of the
    Importance of methods applied to control
    Risk Control

    • help take care of legal


    obligations
    Workshop

    • Conduct a Risk Assessment and Risk Control on the


    given workplace on the photo.
    • Used the DOLE-OSHC Approved Form for HIRAC.
    Workshop
    Maraming
    Salamat Po

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