How it Works
Identify Risk
Once identified the risk / hazard / aspect is entered easily into Mango ready for an assessment.
Assess Risk
All risks are then assessed using the client defined rating system.
Control Risk
After assessing the risk then controls can be documented in the system.
List Risks in a Register
After determining controls then the risk can be added to a number of registers so that employees can easily view the risks controlled in their area.
Cut down & control your risks.
Risk management systems need to be more than a passive list sitting in a manual. Most organisations struggle to make the risk management process visible to employees and to ensure an easy method for identifying, recording and controlling risk.
It’s also vital that regular checking of identified risk controls is not forgotten or incomplete.
Mango Risk Management Solution
Mango’s Risk Management module provides an easy online method for employees to report any risk. No hard copies are required as this module allows your employees to report and record risks directly into Mango’s paperless process.
Once identified the risks are then listed in Risk Registers which are easily viewable by all staff.
Risk Register examples:
- Hazard Registers
- Environmental Aspect Registers
- Business Risk Registers
- Business Continuity Registers
- Project Risk Registers
With Mango You Can:
- Easily control risks.
- Integrate the recording and assessment of risks.
- Use client defined rating system.
- Eliminate double handling of information.
- Integrate any external information (MSDS, regulations, websites etc) relating to a risk on the register.
- Set review periods for risk registers including set up of automatic reminder emails when review is required.
- Central control of information makes it easy to display and update risks.
- Have information available to all employees online, from anywhere, anytime.
The Risk Management Module:
- Addresses clause 4.3 of the ISO 14001 standard.
- Addresses clause 7.1 of the ISO 13485 standard.
- Addresses clause 1.2.2.2 of the ISM standard.
- Addresses clause 4.3 of AS/NZS 4801.
- Addresses clause 4.3 of OHSAS 18001.
- Addresses AS/NZS 4360.
