Specialist providers of risk management consulting services, we are internationally renowned for both our integrity and our quality approaches.
• Since 1993, EPCB’s methods have been addressing the business continuity and emergency planning needs of our clients by providing tailored reviews, risk assessments, strategies, training, exercises, and software.
• Our solutions address the four key tests courts apply after an incident - but our methods address these tests before the disaster hits.
Our systematic approach is recognized by experts for "preventing disasters, or where that is not possible, for reducing the potential for harm".
[Reference: Barrister Hugh Selby in The Inquest Handbook on methods by EPCB founder John Salter].
Build your capability with regard to the following coronial tests:
1 - To what extent ought you be able to foresee the potential harm (risk)?
2 - How well do you exercise "sound judgment" around likelihood and consequence?
3 - To what extent ought you have control over the things which might give rise to risk?
4 - How well do you exercise "sound judgment" around the treatment measures which can prevent, control, or mitigate the potential harm (risk)?
Frequently Asked Questions FAQs (116 KB pdf)
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Note: Our guidelines, tools and templates will support your planning processes and strengthen your preparedness outcomes. Using familiar software (Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint), we focus on quality processes within a risk management framework. These approaches serve as best practice models. They should not be used as "templates for duplication" with global word changes. You should evaluate the significance of any requirements specific to your context (legal, political, cultural, commercial etc) - then tailor your approach accordingly.
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