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Risk Analysis

As part of a TIS inspection, Seconed creates a risk analysis for you, which determines which inspections we will carry out on the design and realization. At the start of each project, Seconed's engineers and inspectors draw up the project-specific risk analysis and identify the components to be tested. This ensures that the risks present in your project are monitored by Seconed.

The risk analysis therefore forms the basis for the assessment of your project. With Seconed's broad knowledge and years of experience, the risks of each project can be accurately determined.

Frequently asked questions

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What is a risk analysis?

A risk analysis is a process in which potential risks in a project are identified and assessed. The purpose of a risk analysis is to reduce the likelihood of negative events occurring and to minimize the impact of these events.

Why is a risk analysis important?

A risk analysis is important for the following reasons:

  • It can help prevent project delays and cost overruns.
  • It can lead to increased business continuity.
  • It can improve the safety of the project team and the public.
  • It can help prevent disputes among different project stakeholders.
When is a risk analysis mandatory?

A risk analysis is not mandatory for all projects, but it is advisable for all complex projects or projects with a high risk level.

How does a risk analysis proceed?

A risk analysis typically consists of the following steps:

  • Risk Identification: In this step, potential risks in the project are identified. This can be done through brainstorming, interviews, or workshops.
  • Risk Assessment: In this step, the identified risks are assessed based on their likelihood of occurrence and their impact on the project. This can be done using a risk assessment matrix.
  • Risk Planning: In this step, plans are developed to deal with the identified risks. This may include:
  • Avoid: Eliminate the risk by changing the design or execution of the project.
  • Mitigate: Reduce the likelihood of the risk occurring.
  • Transfer: Transfer the risk to another party, such as an insurance company.
  • Accept: Accept the risk and plan to minimize its impact if it occurs.
What is Seconed's role in a risk analysis?

Seconed can assist you with a risk analysis in the following ways:

  • We can help you identify potential risks in your project.
  • We can help you assess the likelihood of occurrence and the impact of the risks.
  • We can help you develop plans to manage the risks.
  • We can help you implement the risk management plans.
Advantages of a risk analysis by Seconed:
  • Seconed is a recognized agency with years of experience in conducting risk analyses.
  • We work with qualified professionals who are aware of the best practices for risk management.
  • We can help you identify, assess, and manage the risks in your project.
  • We can help you complete your project on time and within budget.
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