A case study of Risk Management within the Scottish Police Service

Within the world we live in we make daily decisions on risk, whether it's walking, cycling or driving or taking the tube to work. We do this without much thought to the risks involved and we don't lose sleep over what has the highest or lowest risk. Our thoughts are generally around what's the most convenient or less costly option. It is true that there is no set rules for the management of risk, but stepping back and pausing in life for a moment and giving some thought into how you can reduce risk will greatly increase your success of achieving your overall goals in life.

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With over 30 years experience in senior HSEQ roles in both public and private sector Alex has a proven track record of leading working groups in the implementation and monitoring of an organisation s Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems for which he holds Chartered status with the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).

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Within the world we live in we make daily decisions on risk, whether it's walking, cycling or driving or taking the tube to work. We do this without much thought to the risks involved and we don't lose sleep over what has the highest or lowest risk. Our thoughts are generally around what's the most convenient or less costly option. It is true that there is no set rules for the management of risk, but stepping back and pausing in life for a moment and giving some thought into how you can reduce risk will greatly increase your success of achieving your overall goals in life.