RiskView brings any process alive to real-time risk management
We use the Meercat RiskView to assist our clients with conducting risk assessments. The software is:
Very easy to use in a workshop involvement
Provides a visual approach to developing the risk assessment which is beneficial in a workshop environment
Its enables the effective and efficient reporting of the workshop outcomes
Easily customised to various risk assessment techniques
Very useful for conducting Major Hazard Facility safety assessments
Elio Stocco, Principal Risk Consultant, R4Risk Pty Ltd
You can show people tables of risk assessments, bowties, control registers, and the like, but until you bring it all together and make it a part of their daily lives, part of the work process, accessible to them, so they can digest and process the information in their own time, then risk management will remain something that process safety experts like me will have to own. RiskView has changed the way we think and work, because it brings it all together and there's no them and us: we're all in it together. And I reckon that's how it should be (and so does the General Manager).
Process Safety Manager
Bringing all our risks together into RiskView not only increased critical control visibility across the company, it changed the way we think about allocating resources to manage risks. Seeing everything lined up, side by side, leaves little room for claiming special treatment.
Mining Company Risk Manager
I turned up to see a client who we'd been working with for some time, but the last two assignment we'd done, he'd sat at the back of the room and made things difficult for our facilitator. So we thought this would be our last workshop. For a change, I turned up at the planning session having done a bit of work pre-populating RiskView with some spreadhseets we had from the last reval. Straight away, he got it. We tidied a few bits and pieces up and changed the configuration to handle a new process that his corporate bods had foistered on him a few weeks before. By the time we walked in for the first day's session, everything was ready to go, the drawings were on the walls, he was sitting down the front and the whole thing ran so smoothly, we finished 3 days early on a tight 10 day schedule. Needless to say, it was a process we all want to repeat.
