IPB University Risk Management Office Holds Inhouse Qualified Risk Management Analyst Training
In an effort to strengthen the risk awareness culture and implementation of risk management within the IPB University campus, the Risk Management Office (KMR) in collaboration with Way Academy, is holding risk management training with the Qualified Risk Management Analyst (QRMA) scheme for prospective members of the Faculty and School Risk and K3 Commission. .
The training was attended by fifteen participants consisting of representatives of Faculties and Schools, the Internal Audit Office and the Quality Management Office of IPB University. The activity took place for three days on 13-15/2 at the IPB Dramaga Campus, Bogor.
Chairman of the IPB University Risk Management Office, Ir Budi Purwanto, in his speech stated that this training was a series of agendas for building a risk awareness culture and developing organisational competence to manage risk so that decisions taken were based on risk considerations.
“Participants in this QRMA training are prospective members of the Risk and K3 Commission who function as Risk Officers or Risk Champions in their respective work units. “This commission will later carry out the task of implementing the risk management process carried out by its work units,” said Budi
He hopes that participants can understand the risk management process, prepare risk maps and carry out risk mitigation and will play a role in providing technical support to develop risk performance in faculties or schools and related work units.
“The work unit as the first line in the Three Lines of Defense concept is the Risk Owner. “Risk is defined as the possibility of an event which, if it occurs, could have a negative impact,” he said.
He further explained that the presence of this risk could disrupt the achievement of organisational goals, so risk management is very important to predict possible future events.
“Identifying and assessing risks appropriately will result in effective risk management, and vice versa. “Increasing risk is something that is inevitable,” explained Budi.
He revealed that good risk management is a crucial factor in achieving organizational goals in the form of achieving IKU (Key Performance Index). Therefore, with the existence of the Risk and K3 Commission, KMR hopes that it will be easier to carry out its role as a second line to carry out communication and coordination processes with work units or risk owners. (*/Lp) (IAAS/AMR).
