Dr Jacqueline Jeynes
Author, Reviewer, Speaker
Risk Management: 10 Principles
2nd Edition 2024
ISBN: 978-1-032-52096-4 CRC Press/ Taylor & Francis
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Risk Management: 10 Principles
Why a 2nd Edition now in 2024, more than 20 years after the original was published?
As business globally has changed over the years, there are still basic principles related to how you manage the risks, both internal and external. The majority of business units are still in the small to medium category and these are less likely to have a 2specialist" in-house to identify and control risks.
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This is a practical approach for the non-expert, making sure you take a holistic view of risks for your business, and recognizing that the way we work has changed dramatically in just the last 5 years. It covers Health & safety risks, but is broader than that and includes legislative, financial, security, and competitive risks. Lots of examples and case studies, it aims to help you establish a workable, practical Risk Management system that reflects what happens in your business.
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There are Teaching Notes available from Taylor & Francis, and a summary of the main points on the Additional Resources page here. Order from Amazon via the link below.
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​If you live outside the UK, and amazon is not available, order direct through Taylor & Francis via this link.
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Managing Health & Safety in a Small Business
New Edition 2022
​ISBN: 978-1-63742-195-6 Business Expert Press
Since my earlier book - Practical Health & Safety Management for Small Businesses was published in 2000, a lot has changed for small businesses, but there are still basic factors that need to be considered by the owner to keep everyone safe at work. This is a practical, Checklist approach to get you started at looking at the hazards and risks in your particular workplace, and help to decide how best to control the risks.
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It covers the basic process of assessing risks, without quoting any specific regulations as these will depend on where you are located, with extra checklists throughout. The most practical way to get started is with a basic Site Plan so that you can see exactly what happens where in the business.
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