G-MIRM

On offer is an innovative and transformational route to risk management from a global group set on becoming leaders in risk management. G-MIRM (Global Minerals Industry Risk Management) provides a high quality, globally available and consistent product for executing a step change in site level operational risk management, based on everyone making better decisions about risk.

G-MIRM builds on a wealth of expertise to identify risk management best practices. Insights gained, not just from the mining industry but from the nuclear, aviation, and chemical sectors, inform and shape this multi-layered programme. All courses include specific risk management terminology, concepts and models. The terminology for Safety Risk Management – energies, hazards, controls and unwanted events – is clearly defined and presented for consistent use in quality conversations at all levels.  For additional information on G-MIRM please visit www.g-mirm.com.

The global delivery approach of G-MIRM is based on a breakdown of the globe into five segments; Africa, Europe/North America, South America (Spanish), South America (Portuguese), Australia/Asia. Each global segment has local university representatives who we work with to maintain quality and consistent delivery of the course and integrating core content to suit the local environment.

JKTech can arrange for the delivery of the G-MIRM program both publicly and in-house for individual companies.  To view our Professional Development Training Calendar for public G-MIRM Workshops please click here.  To speak to our dedicated G-MIRM team, please contact the global office relevant to your country:

Africa:

Lee Ewing
Regional Branch Manager for Africa
T: +27 (0)83 285 8706 | F: +27 (0)86 501 4865
E: lee@gmirm.com

Australia:

Nyssa Vikuckis
Course Coordinator
T: +61 7 3346 5934 | F: +61 7 3365 5900
E: n.vikuckis@jktech.com.au

Other:

Allison Halbert
Program Administrator/Office Manager
T: +61 7 5514 0564 | F: +61 7 5514 0816
E: a.halbert@jktech.com.au

Key Benefits: 
  • A deeper, more aligned understanding of concepts, terminology and methods

  • Challenge to traditional thinking about risk and safety

  • People who can scope a risk assessment and apply tools for comparison with good practice approaches

  • Some practical tools to improve their risk management and move forwards on the safety maturity journey

  • Understand the importance of making a personal commitment to and setting accountability for managing risk, and so make better decisions about risk

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