We need to control operational hazards
Your priority is identifying hazards, assessing likelihood and severity, selecting controls, and documenting workplace risks.
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Risk, safety and quality guide
Which risk or quality course should you take?
Choose according to the system you need to strengthen: workplace hazard control, organization-wide risk management, or a process-based quality-management system.
Start with the problem you manage.
These programs are complementary, but each begins with a different organizational need.
We need a consistent risk-management process
Your organization needs shared principles and a structured approach to identifying, evaluating, treating, monitoring, and communicating risk.
View ISO 31000 outline →We need to understand or support ISO 9001
Your priority is customer-focused processes, documented responsibilities, risk-based thinking, performance evaluation, and continual improvement.
View ISO 9001 outline →How the three systems fit together.
They operate at different levels. The most useful starting point depends on whether your immediate concern is a task, an organizational uncertainty, or a managed business process.
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HIRADC
Operational level: identify hazards in activities and workplaces, assess safety risks, and determine effective controls.
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ISO 31000 Risk Management
Organizational level: establish principles, governance, and a repeatable process for managing uncertainty across functions.
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ISO 9001 Quality Management
System level: manage interconnected processes, customer requirements, risks, performance, corrective action, and improvement.
View outlineThis is not a mandatory sequence.
Take only the course connected to your role, or combine them when safety risk, enterprise risk, and quality processes must work together. HIRADC is especially relevant to operational safety; ISO 31000 provides broad risk principles; ISO 9001 focuses on quality-system requirements.
Compare the courses.
Use this table to match the course to its scope, participants, and expected workplace output.
| Course | Primary scope | Best for | Typical output | Outline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HIRADC | Work activities, hazards, and safety controls | Safety teams, supervisors, managers, committees, operational personnel | Hazard register, risk rating, and selected controls | View |
| ISO 31000 Risk Management | Organization-wide uncertainty and risk decisions | Risk owners, managers, planners, auditors, governance teams | Risk criteria, assessment, treatment, monitoring, and communication approach | View |
| ISO 9001:2015 + Amendment 1:2024 | Quality-management processes and requirements | Quality teams, process owners, managers, auditors, employees supporting a QMS | Shared understanding of clauses, process responsibilities, risks, and improvement | View |
Still unsure? Match the situation.
Choose the statement closest to your immediate requirement.
“We must assess hazards before starting or changing an activity.”
“Our risk controls are inconsistent or poorly documented.”
“Different departments use different approaches to risk.”
“We need organization-wide risk principles and governance.”
“Our employees need to understand ISO 9001 requirements.”
“We need stronger process ownership and continual improvement.”
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