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Q-Radar System
Training on 28/9/2012 at Proton Parts Centre
Sdn Bhd
Today
i'm going to learn about Q-RADAR Risk Management System which the objective of
this programme are the participants will be able to ;-
.
Understand the background of Q-Radar risk management system
.
Gain knowledge on how to register, update and sign off risk via Q-Radar
.
Educate awareness on responsibility to highlight and register risk timely.
This
system is actually web base system and is very user friendly whereby all of us
don’t have so many problems in using it. All of Department Head (HOD) to be
given risk registration template and one of the criteria is Risk Owner.
As
part of good corporate governance and assurance mechanism, the head of sectors,
subsidiaries and divisions are required to digitally sign-off the risk reports
and updates via the risk management system (Q-Radar).
Whilst
accountability should not be delegated, responsibility to implement action
plans may be entrusted to line managers. In such a case, line managers are also
required to digitally sign off risk reports via the risk management system.
This process is to be carried out in conjunction with the quarterly risk
management committee meetings.
The
risk rating matrix that we should enter into the systems are impact and
likelihood of occurrence of the risk whereby the impact to be classified into
Major, Moderate & Minor. The likelihood of occurrence to be classified as
unlikely.
We
are also required to key in into the system how to control the risk and the
control effectiveness are divided into good, satisfactory and unsatisfactory.
Same goes to risk treatment which consist of several treatment strategies which
are take, treat, transfer, terminate, retain & spread.
The
risk categories are divided into 1) Market, Business & Strategy 2) Business
Disruption 3) Quality & Reputation 4) Financial 5) Organization 6)
Regulatory & Compliance 7) Information 8) Product 9) Fraud / Integrity
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