| Date | Venue | Fees | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07 - 11 Sep 2026 | Cape Town - South Africa | $ 5,950 | |
| 14 - 18 Dec 2026 | London - UK | $ 5,950 | |
| 05 - 09 Apr 2027 | Accra - Ghana | $ 5,950 | |
| 06 - 10 Sep 2027 | Cape Town - South Africa | $ 5,950 | |
| 13 - 17 Dec 2027 | London - UK | $ 5,950 |
Introduction
Organisations across every sector face a shared imperative: to protect their people, assets, operations, and reputation from the consequences of risk failures, reliability breakdowns, and preventable losses. Whether in energy and manufacturing, infrastructure, healthcare, or financial services, the ability to identify risk early, maintain operational reliability, and prevent losses before they occur is a defining characteristic of organisational resilience.
The Managing Risk, Reliability & Loss Prevention training course provides a comprehensive, integrated framework for understanding and managing risk at the operational, technical, and organisational level. Moving beyond traditional risk registers and safety checklists, the training course equips professionals with the analytical tools, governance frameworks, and practical methodologies needed to embed risk awareness and loss prevention discipline into every layer of operational management.
Key focus areas of this GLOMACS Managing Risk, Reliability & Loss Prevention training course include:
- Integrating risk management, reliability engineering, and loss prevention into a unified operational framework
- Applying quantitative and qualitative risk assessment methodologies across complex environments
- Designing and implementing reliability-centred maintenance and asset integrity programmes
- Building robust loss prevention systems and barrier management approaches
- Strengthening safety culture, leadership accountability, and first-line risk ownership
Objectives
At the end of this Managing Risk, Reliability & Loss Prevention training course, participants will be able to:
- Apply an integrated risk, reliability, and loss prevention framework across operational environments
- Conduct structured risk identification, assessment, and prioritisation using qualitative and quantitative methods
- Design and implement reliability-centred maintenance strategies to minimise unplanned downtime and asset failure
- Apply barrier management and bow-tie analysis to identify and control critical loss scenarios
- Develop and lead loss prevention programmes aligned with international safety and risk standards
- Strengthen organisational safety culture and first-line accountability for risk ownership
- Investigate incidents effectively and apply root cause analysis to prevent recurrence
- Build a risk and reliability performance monitoring framework using leading and lagging indicators
Training Methodology
This Managing Risk, Reliability & Loss Prevention training course applies a practical, case-driven learning approach that connects established risk and reliability frameworks to the real operational challenges participants face in their organisations. Participants engage in structured risk assessment exercises, reliability analysis workshops, barrier modelling sessions, and incident investigation simulations drawn from cross-sector case studies. The methodology emphasises applied judgement, governance discipline, and the integration of risk and reliability thinking into routine operational decision-making.
Who should Attend?
This GLOMACS Managing Risk, Reliability & Loss Prevention training course is designed for professionals responsible for operational risk, asset reliability, safety management, and loss prevention across a range of sectors and organisational levels, including:
- Risk Managers & Risk Officers
- Operations & Plant Managers
- Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Managers
- Reliability & Maintenance Engineers
- Asset Integrity & Technical Safety Professionals
- Loss Prevention & Security Managers
- Project & Programme Managers
- Compliance Officers & Auditors
Risk Fundamentals & the Integrated Risk Framework
- Defining risk: hazard, threat, vulnerability, and consequence
- The relationship between risk, reliability, and loss prevention
- Risk governance structures and accountability frameworks
- Qualitative risk assessment: likelihood, consequence, and risk matrices
- Quantitative risk methods: FMEA, fault tree, and event tree analysis
- Building an integrated risk register and prioritisation model
Reliability Engineering & Asset Integrity Management
- Principles of reliability-centred maintenance (RCM)
- Failure mode identification and criticality analysis
- Predictive and condition-based maintenance strategies
- Key reliability metrics: MTBF, MTTR, availability, and OEE
- Developing a reliability improvement roadmap
Loss Prevention: Barriers, Controls & Bow-Tie Analysis
- The hierarchy of controls and loss prevention principles
- Bow-tie analysis: threats, top events, and consequences
- Barrier management: identifying, assessing, and maintaining critical barriers
- Process safety and major accident hazard prevention
- Loss prevention audits and management of change (MOC)
- Workshop: constructing a bow-tie for a critical loss scenario
Incident Investigation & Root Cause Analysis
- Incident classification and reporting frameworks
- Root cause analysis methodologies: 5-Why, fishbone, and ICAM
- Human factors and organisational contributors to incidents
- Near-miss management and leading indicator programmes
- Corrective action development, tracking, and closeout
- Lessons learned systems and sharing across the organization
Safety Culture, Performance Monitoring & Continuous Improvement
- Defining and diagnosing safety culture maturity
- Leadership behaviours that drive first-line risk ownership
- Designing leading and lagging risk performance indicators
- Risk and reliability dashboards for operational governance
- Building a continuous improvement framework for risk and loss prevention
- Personal action planning: applying learning back in the workplace
- Upon successful completion of this training course, GLOMACS Certificate will be awarded to the delegates. Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE): In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, one CPE credit is granted per 50 minutes of attendance
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