Our work and studies to create a resilience is submitted in correlation with the ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practical) approach to make you save money while securing your assets. In most cases it will not be possible to reduce risk to zero without stopping the operation, changing the way an activity is carried out or placing intolerable financial or obstructive burdens on the enterprise. Therefore, the objective of any risk management programme should be to reduce risk to “as low as reasonably practicable” or ALARP.

Using the ALARP concept, a common approach is to divide risks into three categories:

• Those adverse risks which are intolerable whatever benefits the activity may bring, and risk reduction measures are essential whatever their cost;
• Those risks whose costs and benefits are taken into account and opportunities balanced against potential adverse consequences;
• Those risks which are negligible, or so small that no risk treatment measures are needed. The concept of practicability in ALARP contains within it the ideas of practicality (Can something be done?) as well as the costs and benefits of action or inaction (Is it worth doing something in the circumstances?).

Our company can help your line management units by either consulting, training or functioning. The main articles to share and to function are as follows;