Risk Management
Updated 13 August 2008

Recent Part 1 past examination questions – Risk Management You may select 2 questions per topic to test your knowledge and send to us for marking. Please use the Exam Feedback Form to attach and send with your answers for marking

Recent Part 2 past examination questions – Risk Management You may select 2 questions per topic to test your knowledge and send to us for marking. Please use the Exam Feedback Form to attach and send with your answers for marking

HSE Report into Barrow-in-Furness Legionella Outbreak: This report may be useful for students wishing to know more about the much published Legionella incident. This HSE's report gives a useful summary of the incident, the issues arising and information on better management of HVAC systems - ie how to meeting the guidance stated in L8 ACOP.

Risk Management Tutorial

For bite sized guides on various aspects of workplace compliance, take a look at the ems-online website This environmental consultancy also offer free seminars for FMs to keep you updated on the essentials of workplace legislations.

Some may find this of interest/use - the UK Statute database is now available for public reference of all legislation at http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/ - see page 3 of the Watts Bulletin for February for further details.

What is the main difference between Quantitative and Qualitative information when used in risk assessments, benchmarking or surveys?

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Legislation - April 2006

FM and the Law - April 2006

Risk Management Part 1 - April 2006

Additional question and answers regarding Law - February 2005

Question: Where can I get up to day legal information to keep my legislation knowledge up to date? I have heard the FMs need to know a bit about some 300 to 400 different bits of legislation in managing working environments. With so much to learn, and more being added all the time, I need one place to look for an overview.

Answer:

A good source of information the free e-bulletin from Workplace Law. As a BIFM member, you may already get this, but if not, then see below for details. There is also a full access version too, but this costs money. There may be a possibility of a student discount, as negotiations with Workplace Law are taking place. Watch this space.

You can sign up to receive the service direct at: www.workplacelaw.net/ebulletin/index.php?a_id=1317

** For unrestricted legal information, apply for a free 7-day membership trial ** www.workplacelaw.net/ebulletin/index.php?a_id=1317