This Policy can be accessed via The All Staff Google Drive here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R7-1BNeyReOXztYi_UlPzu54MQ3AqooS/view?usp=drive_link
The Risk
Management Policy outlines how Northside Christian College identifies,
assesses and manages risks across all areas of operation. Grounded in the
Australian Standard ISO 31000, the policy supports good governance, informed
decision-making and the protection of people, assets, reputation and strategic
objectives.
Risk management
is a shared responsibility. The Committee of Management oversees risk at a
governance level, while the Principal, leadership and staff are responsible for
identifying risks, applying controls and reporting concerns. The policy applies
to both strategic and operational risks and is integrated into planning, daily
operations and major activities such as excursions and events.
The College uses
a structured risk management process that includes identifying risks, analysing
likelihood and consequence, evaluating risk levels, implementing controls and
monitoring effectiveness. Higher-risk activities require formal risk
assessments, leadership approval and inclusion in the College’s Risk Register.
Staff are
expected to follow established procedures, apply duty of care principles, and
raise risks that are not adequately managed. A strong risk-aware culture
supports safety, compliance and continuous improvement across the College.
