Risk Management: Questioning Assessment

This document is a questioning assessment for risk management. It includes questions about the key elements of a risk management process, legislative and regulatory requirements in Australia, and organizational policies for risk management at Bounce Fitness. The document provides detailed answers to each question.

Risk Management

Questioning Assessment
Candidate Instructions
You will complete questions for purposes of formal
assessment as per the questions outlined in the
questioning record below, and any additional probing or
clarification questions required by the assessor.
The Knowledge Activity is designed to confirm your
competency for all the required knowledge in the unit of
competency.
Task Details
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responses, or time restriction in completing the
assessment. It is anticipated however that the
assessment will take approximately 2 hours to
complete, and word limit is unit as a guide only.
The assessment may be re-attempted on two further
occasions (maximum three attempts in total). All
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receiving your unsatisfactory grade. You must clearly
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material as may be needed.
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assessment to be completed satisfactorily.
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without satisfactory performance, the assessment will
need to be completed again after further training
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knowledge for this unit.

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Task 1: Knowledge Questions
Question 1 What are the key elements of a risk management process, briefly explain
each one, and discuss the importance of having a risk management process
Answer: Risk management process is a framework for actions to mitigate risk (Booth, 2015). Five basic steps
are:
 Risk Identification: Business environment encounters risks such as
legal/environmental/market/regulatory risks, etc.
 Risk Analysis: Analysis of scope of risk and its link with different factors within organisation.
 Risk Evaluation: Risks are ranked and prioritised as per severity and need for intervention.
 Risk Treatment: Involves discussions with stakeholders and risk elimination or containment.
 Monitor and review: All time pervasive market/environmental risks are always need to be
monitored.
Process is important for risk management as it provides tools to identify and mitigate the potential risks and
threats to improve odds of business success.
Question 2
All businesses are regulated by government legislation, Identify the three
legislative and regulatory requirements that must be monitored and
complied with in Australia and explain each one.
1. The Competition and Consumer Act 2010 – It is to ensure that trading is fair for businesses and
consumers (Forsyth, 2016). Its schedule 2 provides for Australian Consumer Law which guarantees in
the form of right to cancellation, repair, replacement and refund of faulty products and services.
2. The Work Health and Safety Act 2011 – It protects employees and other workers against any harm to
their health and safety by eliminating and minimising risks arising from work.
3. The Privacy Act 1988 – It is overseen by Office of the Australian Information Commissioner and
regulates the way businesses collect, access and store personal information and communication
especially sensitive information such as medical records.
Question 3 Outline the organisational policies, procedures and processes for risk
management at Bounce Fitness
Answer: Management and staff of Bounce Fitness is committed to identify, analyse and treat threats in
accordance with risk management standards and relevant legislations. Procedure of risk management
involves compliance of workplace health and safety policies by all employees and reporting all incidents that
needs rectification to Centre/Assistant Manager if they cannot be handled on-spot. Process involves
identification of risks and analysis of the potential effects of it. Plans are then made to control/mitigate the
risk in agreement with stakeholders. Follow-up measures are applied wherever required.
References
Books and Journal

Booth, S.A., 2015. Crisis management strategy: Competition and change in modern
enterprises. Routledge.
Forsyth, A., 2016. Industrial legislation in Australia in 2015. Journal of Industrial Relations.
58(3). pp.372-387.