Mastering the audit of a service management system based on ISO 31000, in compliance with the requirements of ISO 19011 and ISO 17021.
Welcome to our ISO 31000 Risk Management Process Lead
Risk Manager Certification Training, your gateway to mastering risk management
processes. In today's dynamic business environment, effective risk management
is crucial. Let's explore why this certification is valuable, what you'll
learn, and the roles and responsibilities it entails.
The ISO 31000 standard has its roots in the increasing
recognition of the need for a standardized approach to risk management.
Originally published in 2009, ISO 31000:2009 provides principles and guidelines
for effective risk management across various sectors and industries. The
standard has since evolved to keep pace with changing business landscapes and
emerging risk factors.
Obtaining the ISO 31000 Risk Management Process Lead Risk
Manager certification is instrumental in showcasing your expertise in leading
and implementing risk management processes. It enhances your professional
standing, certifying your ability to develop and manage robust risk management
systems, highly sought after in today's dynamic business landscape.
Our ISO 31000 Risk Management Process Lead Risk Manager
course equips you with essential skills, including:
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Establishing and leading a risk management
framework according to ISO 31000 standards.
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Identifying and assessing risks within an
organization.
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Developing risk management policies,
procedures, and documentation.
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Conducting internal audits to evaluate risk
management performance.
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Ensuring compliance with legal requirements
and industry regulations.
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Planning for business continuity and response
to risk incidents.
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Preparing for ISO 31000 certification.
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Risk managers or consultants involved in the
implementation of risk management processes.
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Project managers, consultants, or expert
advisers seeking to master the implementation of risk management systems.
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Individuals responsible for maintaining
conformity with risk management requirements within an organization.
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Members of the risk management team.
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The training course incorporates essay-type
exercises, multiple-choice quizzes, examples, and best practices used in the
implementation of risk management systems.
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Participants are encouraged to engage in
discussions and communicate with each other when completing quizzes and
exercises.
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Exercises are based on a case study, and the
structure of the quizzes mirrors that of the certification exam.
The main requirement for participating in this training
course is having a general knowledge of risk management concepts and ISO 31000.
Day 2: Establishing the risk management framework and initiating the
risk management process
Day 3: Risk analysis, risk evaluation, and risk treatment according to
ISO 31000
Day 4: Recording and reporting, monitoring and review, and
communication and consultation according to ISO 31000
Day 5: Certification exam
Domain 1: Fundamental principles and concepts of risk
management
Domain 2: Establishing the risk management framework
Domain 3: Initiating the risk management process and
assessing risks
Domain 4: Risk treatment
Domain 5: Risk recording and reporting
Domain 6: Risk monitoring and review
Domain 7: Risk communication and consultation
For specific information about exam type, languages available,
and other details, please visit the List of PECB
Exams and the Examination
Rules and Policies.
The requirements for the “PECB Certified ISO
31000 Lead Risk Manager” certifications are:
Credential |
Exam |
Professional
experience |
Risk
Management experience |
Other
requirements |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Provisional Risk Manager |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager Exam or equivalent |
None |
None |
Signing
the PECB Code of Ethics |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Risk Manager |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager Exam or equivalent |
Two
years: One year of work experience in Risk Management |
Risk
Management activities: a total of 200 hours |
Signing
the PECB Code of Ethics |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager Exam or equivalent |
Five
years: Two years of work experience in Risk Management |
Risk
Management activities: a total of 300 hours |
Signing
the PECB Code of Ethics |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Senior Lead Risk Manager |
PECB
Certified ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager Exam or equivalent |
Ten
years: Seven years of work experience in Risk Management |
Risk
Management activities: a total of 1,000 hours |
Signing
the PECB Code of Ethics |
To be considered a valid risk management
experience, the risk management activities should follow best risk management
practices and include the following:
An ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager plays a pivotal role in
successfully implementing and maintaining a Risk Management Process. Their
responsibilities include:
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Initiating the implementation of a risk
management framework, defining scope, objectives, and desired outcomes.
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Assembling a team for contributions, as
needed.
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Identifying and assessing risks within the
organization.
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Developing strategies to mitigate prioritized
risks.
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Formulating risk management policies,
procedures, and guidelines.
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Ensuring alignment with ISO 31000 standards.
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Raising employee awareness about risk
management practices and policies.
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Assessing risk management performance through
periodic audits.
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Monitoring compliance with ISO 31000
standards.
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Preparing documentation for ISO 31000
certification.
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Developing and testing incident response and
continuity plans.
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Effective communication with various
stakeholders.
By fulfilling these responsibilities, an ISO 31000 Lead
Risk Manager ensures effective risk management, compliance, and continuous
improvement within the organization.
COSO ERM provides a comprehensive enterprise risk
management framework, while ISO 31000 is a broader international standard
applicable to various organizations.
PMI's framework focuses on project risk management, while
ISO 31000 provides a more general approach applicable to organizations as a
whole.
AS/NZS 4360 is an Australian and New Zealand standard for
risk management, and ISO 31000 has a broader international scope.
NIST SP 800-30 is a guide for risk assessment within the
U.S. federal government, while ISO 31000 is a more general international
standard.
Knoige partners with the Professional Evaluation and Certification Board (PECB), ensuring
that the training aligns with industry standards and best practices, and
participants receive the highest quality education.
The course covers a wide range of topics, ensuring that
participants gain a deep understanding of ISO 31000 and the responsibilities of
a Lead Risk Manager.
Knoige's course places a strong emphasis on practical
application. It incorporates real-world case studies and practical exercises,
enabling participants to apply their knowledge in simulated risk management
scenarios.
This course spans five days, providing an immersive
learning experience that covers all aspects of ISO 31000 Risk Management
Process Lead Risk Manager Certification.
Participants gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills
essential for leading risk management processes, making them proficient in
evaluating and enhancing risk management practices.
The course prepares individuals for the certification
exam, helping them meet the requirements to become a certified ISO 31000 Lead
Risk Manager.
The training's practical focus and comprehensive
curriculum make it valuable for a diverse range of professionals, from risk
managers and consultants to project managers, technical experts, and expert
advisors in risk management.
Graduates of this course play a vital role in enhancing
organizations' risk management practices, ensuring compliance with ISO 31000
international standards, and contributing to effective risk management.
Our ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager Certification Training is
designed to be flexible and accessible. Participants can choose between
in-person sessions, online modules, or a hybrid approach, ensuring that the
training fits seamlessly into their schedule and learning preferences.
We believe in continuous learning and support. After
completing the course, participants gain access to a wealth of resources,
including updated materials, webinars, and a community of professionals who
have walked the same path. This post-training support ensures that individuals
remain connected, stay informed about the latest developments in risk
management, and have the resources they need for ongoing success.
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