THE ORM PROCESS. Operational Risk Management Basic ORM - MEASURING RISK.

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THE ORM PROCESS

Operational Risk Management

Basic ORM - MEASURING RISK

STANDARD OPERATIONAL RISK SAFETY BRIEFING 1. Scope: Define the coverage of the briefing in terms of time, geographic limits, or specific topics. 2. Weather report or forecast. 3. Terrain, if appropriate. 4. Facility. Any Safety Constraints. Known Risks and RiskMitigations. Emergenc Exits, Fire Extinguisher Locations, Police/Fire/EMS contact information. 5. Ground Operations. Any Safety Constraints. Known Risks and Risk Mitigations. 6. Vehicle Operations. Any Safety Constraints. Known Risks and Risk Mitigations. 7. Flight Operations. Any Safety Constraints. Known Risks and Risk Mitigations. 8. Other Operational Considerations. 9. Other appropriate items (i.e., there has been a change in mission, weather, etc.). 10. Conclusions, if applicable.

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