1.         Hazard identification

A Pro-forma “risk matrix” is used to determine risks exposed in each area of the Operation.

2.         Risk assessment 

Potential risks are quantified and profiled in order of priority to allow for economically viable curing of risks. Significant risks are identified to ensure cost effectiveness of the overall risk control plan.

3.         Risk engineering standards 

Forms, checklists, audits, procedures, software, and other physical and electronically countermeasures that have been specifically designed and unique to the industry are utilised to manage risk and would be amongst others:

 ·        Man-job specs, job descriptions

·         Key control procedures

·         Contract security standards, adjudication standards to asses the best 

          contract security

·         Fire arm policy, standards in use of fire arm

·         Investigations guide, updated case law (Criminal Law, Labour Law, 

          Constitution and other event laws)

·         Bomb threat management, kidnapping and hostage taking plans

·         Robbery prevention and handling plans and training

·         Physical security planning and design

·         Safes, security and lighting, CCTV installation and maintenance

·         Polygraph guide, communications

·         Control standards for contract security

·         Penalty clauses for substandard contracts

 ·        Security performance

·         Health and safety standards

·         Theft and fraud prevention

·         Financial controls, model strike plans

·         Investigations policy

·         Hygiene Management

·         Food poisoning investigations, crises

·         Management plans, liability risk evaluations

·         Criminal liability assessment, civil liability assessment (contractual and

          delictual)

·         Labour Law liability assessment, surveillance standards and software 

          design, are just a few examples amongst others and could also be 

          available on line.