NEW Risk Assessment Techniques - New IEC/ISO 31010:2019
Join the Risk Engineering Society for an informed discussion on
the recommended risk assessment techniques outlined in the latest
release of IEC/ISO 31010:2019 - the new standard.
5.30 - 7.00pm | Wednesday 18 September 2019Hawken
AuditoriumLevel 1, 447 Upper Edward Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000
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Risk is defined in ISO 31000 Risk Management as the effect of
uncertainty on objectives - but what do we mean by uncertainty and
what implications does this have for the practicalities of
assessing risk?
A new edition of IEC 31010 Risk Management Risk Assessment
Techniques was recently released and will be published as an
Australian standard later in the year. This presentation will
explain the philosophy the team followed in revising the standard
and will explain the differences between the latest release and the
2009 version, and explaining the ‘why’ behind it.
Delivered by Professor Jean Cross, this presentation will draw
attention to some of the techniques introduced in this edition that
were not in the last.
Jean Cross is an Emeritus Professor of Risk and Safety Sciences
at UNSW, first becoming involved in risk in the UK in the 1970’s
when she worked on electrostatics and dust explosions.
Having chaired the committee that produced AS4360 (the
predecessor to ISO 31000 Risk Management), Jean now chairs the
Australian standards committee QR-005 and represents Australia on
IEC TC 56 Dependability.
This event is also available via webinar.
EA & RES Members $15
Other Society Members $15
Student Members $10
Non-members $45
Available via Webinar
PRESENTED BY PROFESSOR JEAN CROSS
https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/event/2019/08/risk-assessment-techniques-new-ieciso-310102019
