Risk Management Procedure
Risk Management Procedure
DOCUMENT HISTORY
000 Initial
Distribution:
1.0 PURPOSE
1.1. The document presents the policies and processes involved in risk
management.
1.2 It also serves as guides to school heads in decision making to address the
different categories of risks that may be encountered in schools.
2.0 SCOPE
3.1 Risk – refers to any situations that may cause problem to the school and
its stakeholders. It also refers to the effect of uncertainty
that is often expressed in terms of consequences of an
event and the associated likelihood of occurrence.
3.6. Risk monitoring and review – it refers to the process of tracking the risk
with its identified treatment to check if it is addressed the
risk or not. In this case, the school administrator can use
other means of treatment that is effective.
3.7 Risk categories – refer to the classification or types of risk that the might
affect the school processes.
4.0 REFERENCES
4.2 https://www.mitre.org/publication
Document Title: Effective
RISK MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE Date:
April 24, 2019
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1 Facilitates the organization of Risk Management Team in the school level.
5.3 Explains the functions of the team including the members during the
school level orientation.
5.4 Ensures that the team members have actively participated in the division
ISO Certification Seminar.
5.2.1 Works closely with the process owners in identifying the risks
5.2.2 Lists and consolidates the identified risks in the School Risk Registry
5.2.3 Analyzes the risks using the severity formula to identify the priority
5.2.5 Take steps to reduce the effect of risks through risk mitigation
6. 0 PROCEDURES
6.1 Organize Team on Risk Management
6.1.1 The school head facilitates the organization of the Team on Risk
Management with the following abilities to contribute:
6.1.1.1 knowledge
6.1.1.2 information
6.1.1.3 experience
6.1.1.4 equity
6.1.1.5 empowerment
6.1.2 The identified team members undergo school based orientation on Risk
Management for them to acquire understanding on their functions.
6.1.3 The team members participate in the division level training on ISO
Certification.
6.2.2.3 Request for the copy of the process and flowcharts from the process
owners through the document controller to ensure that they have read and
understood the different processes.
6.2.2. Consolidation
6.2.2.1 Coordinate to all the process owners to identify the risks that
affect their respective units.
6.2.2.2 Enlist all the risks identified by the process owners and
consolidate them.
6.2.3 Listing of Interested Parties’ Needs and Expectations
6.2.3.1 Identify and list all interested parties of the school.
6.2.3.2 Identify the needs and expectations of all interested parties
identified to be properly addressed.
6.2.4 Requirement of Customers
6.2.4.1 Identify the requirement of all customers based on
their needs and expectations previously listed.
6.2.5 Preparation and Approval of the School Risk Register
6.2.5.1 After the identification of all interested parties including their
needs and expectations, the risk management team will use the data
obtained for the preparation of the School Risk Register.
6.2.5.1 Presents the School Risk Register to School Head for
approval.
6.2.6 Adoption of Tools/Methodologies (SWOT & PESTLE)
6.2.6.1 The team, process owners together with the School Head
review the School Risk Register and identify the appropriate tools to
be used to address the risk.
6.3 Risk Classification.
6.3.1 The identified risks will be classified according to the following by
the team members:
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6.4.1 The team members calculate the risk score that reflects the severity of
the risk to identify the priority risk to be addressed based on the severity
formula (Impact x Likelihood). The descriptive ratings include:
6.4.1.2 Low (L) – Very low likelihood of happening, less than 1 per year
demonstrated or well mitigated by existing procedure and control.
6.4.1.4 High (H) – Highly likely to happen, may happen more than 1x
per quarter analytically demonstrated possible mitigate procedure ad
control.
6.4.1.5 Very High (VH) – Very likely to happen, may happen more than
1 x per month, speculative with no mitigation procedure and control.
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6.5.1 The team members and process owners assess risks and opportunities
in consideration of changes in expectations, converting inputs to outputs,
leadership, policies, roles and responsibilities, objectives, resources and
process or operations.
6.6.3.1 If the plan does not work, the process owners will revise
the course of action if needed.
6.7.1 Develop a plan of action through strategic planning using the SWOT
analysis to address the risk. The action may include the following but not limited to:
6.9.1 Monitor the risk on a regular basis and as often as the need arises.
6.10.1 The actions shall be verified during the conduct of follow-up to check if
its implementation is effective.
6.11 Opportunities
Start
Organize Team on
Risk Management
Risk Analysis
Assessment/
Evaluation of Risks
and Opportunities
Risk Mitigation
Planning Actions to
Address Risks
Plan Implementation
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Risk Monitoring
Check the
Effectiveness of
Actions
Opportunities
End
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RISK MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE Date:
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