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Best Practice Risk Management Tools and Techniques   Summary   Effective risk management is integral to the success of any exploration project, mining operation, or corporate function. This webcast is intended for anyone wanting to learn about practical, best practice enterprise risk management techniques to identify, understand, and manage risk in mining. Through clear descriptions of risk management tools and techniques, along with short case studies of where they have been used, you will be able to compare the pros and cons of these, evaluating each for its viability in your organisation.

Details   Date: 4, 5, 6 April 2018 Check the exact time and date in your city →

Who Should Attend?   This course will meet your objectives if you are new to risk management and want to know what it is all about, or if you are looking for a fresh approach to introduce best practice risk management to your area of work or your team.

About the Presenters   Dr. Sarah Gordon has a BSc (hons) in Earth Sciences from the University of Glasgow, UK, and a PhD from Imperial College London, UK. She also has qualifications in risk management and health and safety, and is an accredited trainer with the Institute of Risk Management. Dr. Gordon founded the risk management company, Satarla Ltd, in 2014. Satarla enables practical and accessible risk management techniques to be shared and tested across sectors, building a portfolio of best practice and expertise. Dr. Grodon was also voted as being one of the top 10 inspirational women in mining in 2016.   Ollie de Boer is an enterprise risk and project management professional who helps organisations improve their approach to managing risk. Born and educated in the UK, he has a Master's degree in Criminology from the London School of Economics, UK, and a Bachelor's degree in Social Science from the University of Bath, UK. He works as a Satarla associate, specialising in sourcing and implementing software for clients that improves decision-making.   Craig Rice is a doctoral candidate at the Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering at the University of British Columbia, Canada. His doctoral research is focused on developing methods of adaptive risk management for mining capital projects. Craig is also the owner and principal consultant of Redteam Projects Inc, a consulting firm that offers services in the areas of project controls, risk management, and project analysis in the mining industry.

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