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BIP 2036:2006
The Risk Management Universe: a guided tour
£36.00. (Save £4.00 on RRP)
This book brings together leading experts from various risk
management fields to share key insights into what makes their part of the risk management universe unique. Each contributor describes current best practice in their area of expertise, as well as outlining areas for future development.
BIP 2012:2003
IMS. Corporate governance (Integrated Management Systems Series)
£27.00. (Save £3.00 on RRP)
BIP 2067:2005
Business Ethics and the 21st Century Organization
£36.00. (Save £4.00 on RRP)
A mix of practitioners, regulators, commentators and campaigners, each carefully chosen for their blend of insight and experience, throw light on a range of issues including international regulation, ethical dilemmas in the workplace, management education and the debate about 'responsible capitalism'.
BIP 2041:2004
Implementing Effective Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance. A Framework
£18.00. (Save £2.00 on RRP)
Provides a framework for organizations to establish, maintain,
improve and document their corporate social responsibility management system.
PAS 79:2005
Fire risk assessment. Guidance and a recommended methodology
£89.00. (Save £10.00 on RRP)
PAS 79 give a new nine-step structured approach and corresponding documentation for conducting and recording significant findings of fire risk assessments in buildings and parts of buildings to which the Workplace Fire Precautions Legislation applies.
BIP 2046:2005
Winning with Health and Safety. A Guide for business
£49.00. (Save £6.00 on RRP)
This publication, in manual format, provides the reader with
no-nonsense advice and guidance on implementing health and safety in their business, offering a host of good practice, assessments and reviews in plain English, which will hold all managers in good stead. Includes checklists, handy hint boxes and a CD-ROM of key proformas.
The implications for any organization faced with potential risks such as fire, theft, flood and terrorist attacks are massive. It is a well known fact that 43 percent of companies experiencing disasters never recover. One such example that underlines this statistic was the events that unfolded last year at the Buncfield Oil Depot Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. 90 percent of businesses that lose data from a disaster are forced to shut within two years of the disaster occurring. There are a number of best practice & guidance documents that can help an organization:
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