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Risk Management

Risk management principles are integrated into the day to day operation of Charles Sturt University.

CSU staff are expected to be effective managers of opportunity and risk.

Application

CSU's risk management policy, guidance and training materials should be applied to:

Limitations

Risk management has a component of intuitive judgment and does not pretend to be a foolproof science.

Risk management methodologies need to be straight forward, fit for purpose and cost effective. Risk assessments and risk registers add most value when they focus on priorities and avoid unnecessary detail.

Risk management should not be viewed as an add-on reporting requirement. It is equally important not to view risk registers as expensive dust catchers. Indeed, formal risk management processes should be avoided unless they are developed with a clear practical purpose in mind.

Database for CSU Risk Registers

CSU risk management templates may be completed using a Risk Register Database that has been developed by the Office of Planning and Audit.  The Risk Register Database will hold risk registers at a single point to facilitate upwards reporting, University wide assessment and cross faculty/budget centre learning.

The database may be accessed at the following link. Click here

Please contact Paul Ranby on ph 34363 or email
or for technical assitance Richard Newell on ph 84667 or email

Key Documents

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