Risk Tooling
There are often many factors to a risky situation. For instance, if you are crossing the road and it is dark, without any lights. There are already two risk factors. If you are crossing the road and it is dark and you have reflectors on, this is less risky. Being aware of those factors can help you find a solution to make the situation less risky. At our company, we assess the risk levels of stakeholders to ensure the integrity of our certification.
We are working on facilitating the assessment of risk levels. To do so, we want to build a tool in an existing Excel that will ultimately lead to a build in our certification platform. This system will assign different risk levels based on a set of answers given by users on a platform.
We ask you to take our risk assessment Excel file to the next level by ensuring we can map variables we receive against a risk level. Ultimately, we should be able to establish risk profiles of various stakeholders based on the variables we received, without manual work. We will ask you to run tests of your work with real data, to ensure it has the expected result.
