Risk Matrix

[@rumbatumba3458]

One of the best! Short, detailed and explaned how to reduce the risk using control methods within a matrix!

[@davidsoto4394]

Excellent video .

[@MrKennith0280]

very clear explanation thank you

[@murtazajabalpurwala8124]

very nice explanation

[@ivynya29]

How is are the scores so high? What is multiplied to get 18 or 21?

[@abod_4xr]

من طرف استاذة روديكا كيف حالكم

[@sumon9354]

who is the inventor this formula Risk (R) = Likelihood (L) × Severity (S) or risk matrix? with reference.

[@steveeayrs7306]

Very good question. Sadly I do not know who first established this approach. Sorry.

[@meganhanson9402]

Can we create one in Excel?

[@sachinvijayan777]

Thankyou

[@reduxe1]

You are kindly asked about the determination of risk level ? For example: the level 21 determined by what ? Thank you

[@silemesa8285]

Well 21 would be a borderline result from major/catastropic to borderline likey/certain..and it fence sits in both ? Is that right? Interesting question.. appreciate feedback.. thanks

[@steveeayrs7306]

If you perceive the likelihood of a risk occurring is 'likely' and the consequence of that risk occurring is 'major', then the risk is scored a 21. Note this is a subjective approach determined by the boat owner or skipper based on their experience, knowledge, and perception of risk. What is important here is the score relative to the score of other risks. (Apologies for my very late reply).

[@number9991]

I don't understand how he got risk score of 21. Can anyone please explain to me. Thanks

[@JohnsonJLB]

The video OP answered in another comment: Steve Eayrs - If you perceive the likelihood of a risk occurring is 'likely' and the consequence of that risk occurring is 'major', then the risk is scored a 21. Note this is a subjective approach determined by the boat owner or skipper based on their experience, knowledge, and perception of risk. What is important here is the score relative to the score of other risks. (Apologies for my very late reply).

[@mickeywebb6850]

Don't see how anyone can understand this.