WSQ Conduct Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis
Course Overview
Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Risk Assessment (RA) falls into the second phase of the BCMS implementation cycle, the most important phase amongst the rest. Incorrect or non-accurate data gathered in this phase may result in the wrong strategies proposed and could lead to huge costs.
This course aims to equip participants with the competency in writing the business impact and risks analysis for their business unit on their own. Through an interesting mix of lecture, case studies and hands-on assignments, each participant will be able to appreciate the purpose and how crucial their entry will impact the entire organisation’s business recovery strategies.
The course is developed based on ISO22301 requirements; templates for BIA and RA will also be given. Ideal for organisations that are starting on the BCMS program, intending to upgrade their BCMS program to ISO standard and/or include as part of their BCMS maintenance program for new coordinators.
Course Objectives
To equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to:
- identify and analyze threats that may disrupt business operations
- identify the critical business functions, resources, interdependencies, prioritisation and determining their impacts to business
- recommend solutions and/or mitigation strategies
Course Outline
- Introduction to Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- Identify Critical Business Functions (CBF) within the business unit(s)
- Analyze and quantify the impact of internal & external influencing factors
- Analyze interdependencies and resources of CBFs
- Write the BIA report
- Introduction to Risk Assessment (RA)
- Identify and analyze threats that may disrupt business operations
- Determining the probability and impacts of each risk/threat
- Recommend solutions and/or mitigating strategies
Course Details
- Duration: 1 day, 9 am – 6 pm (including 1-hour lunch break)
- Conduct of course: Classroom (mandatory for grant funding)
- Component of Training:
- Pre-course – Asynchronous eLearning
- Onsite course – 1 day
- Oral Assessment – 30 min online session on selected date
- Modes of assessment: Written test and oral presentation
Course Audience
- Business Continuity Managers, Risk Managers, BU Coordinators and Department Representatives responsible for monitoring BCMS Programme and /or developing Crisis Management Plans
- Supervisory level personnel who are responsible for recommending solutions and/or mitigation strategies for the organizations
Prerequisite
WLPN Level 4, GCE “O” Level and above
Course Fees & Support
| Singapore Citizens (21 to 39 years old) / Permanent Residents (21 years old and above) / Non Small-Medium Enterprises (Non SMEs) | Singapore Citizens (40 years old & above) / Small-Medium Enterprises (SMEs) | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Fees | S$650 | S$650 |
| Course fees after SkillsFuture support | S$325 (After 50% support) | S$195 (After 70% support) |
| 9% GST (on full course fees) | S$58.50 | S$58.50 |
| Nett Course Fees Balance payable by SkillsFuture Credits* | S$383.50 | S$253.50 |
More information available for individuals and corporations
Further discounts for BCP Asia Client/Group rate are available, please contact us at (65) 6325 2080 or email us at enquiry@bcpasia.com
Certificate
Upon fulfilling the course requirements with a minimum attendance rate of 75% and demonstrating proficiency in the assessments, candidates will be awarded an E-Certificate of Attendance from BCP Asia, along with a prestigious WSQ Statement of Attainment downloaded via individual MySkillsFuture portal.