Here at Security Solutions Direct we take immense pride in dealing with the identification and management of the different types of risks that organisations face in today’s world.
Our security organisation specialise in effective management of risk. We believe that the effective management of risk is the foundation for the role of every security professional.
Our highly trained, risk aware security professionals provide solid security risk analysis. We provide competent security reviews which will assess the threats and risk posed to your organisation. Our risk analysis is an excellent way of communicating matters of security to your organisation and to define responsibilities and accountabilities for security management within your organisation.
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This assessment gives our security expertise knowledge of the relevant importance to each of the particular. Following the risk workshop and the risk assessment process each of the risks that face up to your organisation will be a given score. This score is calculated by multiplying the level of impact the risk would have on your organisation by the probability of the risk occurring.
This process gives our security professions a tangible figure on which we base our security management protocols and controls on. We will then adjust accordingly to the higher potential risks your organisation face, but make no mistake that we still pay great detail on the less likely risks and occurrences too.
In conjunction with our high standards and in depth processes in regards to risk, we have a similar process for our vulnerability analysis. Our effective vulnerability analysis is a valuable tool in the creation of effective risk control and management policies. We use the results of the vulnerability analysis to assess how vulnerable your organisation is to risk. This can come in the forms of environmental, manmade and computer based hazards or
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The second stage our company offers is to then progress onto what we call a vulnerability assessment. Our risk aware security professionals can assist your organisation is considering each of the vulnerability's to your organisation faces and then assess them accordingly. We base our rating on how severe the impact would affect your organisation on its day to day operations and infrastructure. When we consider our ratings we always refer to the confidentiality, integrity or availability of your organisation can be compromised.
Our impact vulnerability ratings are as follows:
i. Devastating
This impact can be described as DEVASTATING to the building or infrastructure to your organisation is so badly damaged that it is no longer possible for your organisation to continue its operations. ii. Severe
This impact can be described as SEVERE if your organisation would have to cease operations temporarily, and possibly operate from alternative premises while repairs and remedial works are undertaken. iii. Noticeable
A NOTICEABLE impact is one where operations are disrupted temporarily but return to normal within a relatively short period of time. iv. Minor
An impact such as MINOR is if an accident is recorded and responded to but has no
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Risk is a part of daily life, but our attitudes and approaches to risk vary depending on a range of factors such as context, time, situation, previous experience, etc. To assess different situation, we will use different approach as well as if we are considering risk that we are taking in personal life or risks that service user are taking in theirs. The risk assessment process is not about creating huge amounts of paperwork; it is about identifying and taking sensible and proportionate measures to control the risks. The provision of care and support should be tailored to meet the needs of the individual and should encourage them to do what they can for themselves.
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A risk assessment is where we look at all the risks and try to find a way of overcoming or try to reduce the risks, as well as looking at the risks that is involved with many of the activities that the residents are able to do, then what can be done and put in place then to reduce the risks so they can take part in the activity risk and harm reduced, because they always have the right to be included in activities that they want to participate in. Therefor if an individual wants to do something independently, for example, make themselves a cup of tea, then a risk assessment will need to be completed to minimize the risk of that individual burning themselves or other residents, such as cap the temperature of the hot water, instead of taking their independence away from them and for us to do it for
After reading the case study of the PCNet Project, we will examine how critical success factors apply to the case study. The first area is setting clear objectives for risk management. With this factor we set strategic, financial, operational, and other objectives during the strategic and annual planning processes and throughout the year for a company. With these objectives we need to ensure that there is the process of identifying risks to our objectives, evaluating the impact of those risks and choosing a response. Some of the actions the company needs to be ready to respond to are avoidance, mitigation, or acceptance.
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 These Act inform practices that all staff the responsibility to keep themselves and other around them safe through their actions at work and they must to report any health and safety problems. Also, all staff must to follow policies and procedure when hand handing equipment and they should to work in way that puts other around them in danger. Control of substances and Hazardous to Health Regulations 1992 These regulations inform practices that cleaning materials must to be kept in a locked cupboard. Also, these regulation state that disposable gloves and aprons must to be provided for cleaning and handing chemicals.
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What is an environmental impact report or statement? When we think of engineering we usually think of the construction of buildings or roads or even the manufacture of products. We rarely consider what effects these processes have on the surrounding environment or the global impact. In this section of the report I will discuss why an Environmental Impact Statement and Environment Impact Assessment are used in Civil engineering.
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