NTI is here to help
Our risk engineers can help businesses of all sizes to improve safety, optimise processes, and operate more efficiently.
Their industry expertise helps them better understand your business’ ins and outs and create practical solutions to address unique challenges.
Benefits of Risk Engineering
At NTI, our approach to risk management is customer-focused. Our risk engineers spend time with your business and create independent tailored reports that combine their risk management expertise with unique customer insights. Some of the benefits of engaging an NTI risk engineer in your business include:
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Improved process efficiency
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Potentially reduce repair and replacement costs
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Improved safety and compliance
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Better staff retention
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Better overall business performance
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Reduced potential for loss or damage
Our Process
Our risk engineer engagements follow three key steps:
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1. Know the customer
Our team will spend time getting to know your business and your risks, priorities and challenges. This includes desktop reviews, remote hook-ups, and site visits where applicable.
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2. Analyse the current state
Our team will carefully review your business processes, risk mitigations, and history. The output is an independent tailored report summarising the engagement and any potential next steps.
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3. Provide advice and assistance
Our team will, where relevant, provide practical actionable suggestions for business and risk management improvement. This can include pre-made collateral or bespoke ongoing support as requested by you.
What is involved?
Our engagements initially focus on information gathering. Our risk engineers explore your business to understand critical factors.
We are mindful of minimising impacts to your operations, so initial meetings are aimed to take less than an hour and typically cover the below areas:
Operations
- Company overview
- Current jobs or contracts
- Areas of focus
People and capability
- Recruiting, induction and training practices
- Staff development and retention
- Culture
- Employee turnover
Asset management
- Maintenance systems and practices
- Asset strategies
- Equipment or telematics reporting
Emergency management and incident investigation
- General processes and systems used
- Incident findings and implementations
- Communication strategies and channels
- Outline key responsibilities for actions and responses
Site safety and security
- Site processes and establishment requirements
- Fatigue or distraction monitoring technologies
Specific risk factors
- Occupation
- Location
- What controls are in place to mitigate risk factors