on December 04, 2023 Programs and Processes

Evaluating and Enhancing a Risk Management Program

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In the dynamic world of the energy industry, risk management plays a pivotal role in ensuring the success and sustainability of companies. With a variety of challenges and uncertainties, energy companies face multifaceted risks that demand a proactive and strategic approach to navigate successfully.

Effective risk management empowers companies to identify, assess, and mitigate potential threats, turning them into opportunities for growth. It is not merely about safeguarding assets but also about capitalizing on emerging trends, seizing competitive advantages and building stakeholder confidence. Energy companies are also facing increased scrutiny regarding  environmental impacts and must proactively address climate-related risks. By adopting a robust risk management program, energy companies can develop a comprehensive understanding of their risk landscape, enabling them to make informed decisions and chart a resilient path forward.

When it comes to building and strengthening your risk management program, SPAN stands ready to assist. Leveraging our expertise, SPAN offers industry-specific insights and proven methodologies to assess risk landscapes comprehensively. From employing risk assessment tools to providing actionable recommendations for enhanced risk controls, SPAN can be your trusted partner in elevating your risk management practices.

Explore our case study to learn more about how SPAN helped a medium midstream pipeline company in Western Canada review and improve their existing risk management program. Click the link below to uncover the success story and find out how SPAN empowered the company to bolster their foundations for success and sustainability.

Click here to explore the case study and learn more about SPAN's impact on enhancing risk management.

Heather Donaldson

Heather is an Environmental Professional (EP) with expertise in environmental assessments, project management and technical communications. She has worked on commercial, industrial, pipeline, midstream and upstream oil & gas projects throughout Western Canada.

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