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ALARM welcomes you to our autumn Northern seminar returning back to Kennedys in Leeds. The agenda will cover topical issues and share good practice, sessions include: construction risks and contract implications, coroners inquests, risk reporting, and claims review audit. The event will finish with a networking event with refreshments provided by Kennedys.
Friday 11 October
10am – 10.45am
Session 1 - Contract works
Session 1 - Contract works
Session
This session will be centred around the construction insurance market and forms of contract commonly entered into by authorities including JCT and NEC. Alex will discuss contractual risks and how best to manage them including:
- Insurance market conditions
- Assessing risk for individual projects
- Insurances required by published construction contract wordings
- Common issues encountered when contracting.
Speakers
Alex Ross
10.45am – 11.30am
Session 2 - Coroners inquests
Session 2 - Coroners inquests
Session
Join Kennedys to consider all issues arising from inquests, from preparing statements and dealing with disclosures, to attending court and representing your organisation. Experts will guide you through the process and address the wider considerations arising from the reputational implications of being involved with an inquest. You will gain invaluable practical insights, drawing on expert experience from representing a wide range of organisations in the coroner’s court.Speakers
Danny McShee
11.45am – 12.45pm
Session 3 - Risk visualisation and automation
Session 3 - Risk visualisation and automation
Session
Is your risk management process manual, Excel based and/or reactive in nature? If so, you might be interested in attending this session which outlines how Durham University has embraced Office 365 solutions (including Power BI and Power Automate) to revolutionise its approach to the reporting of operational and strategic risk.
Speakers
Chris Walker
1.30pm – 2.30pm
Session 4 - Risk interrupted: Breaking the chain
Session 4 - Risk interrupted: Breaking the chain
Session
In this interactive session, you will become a member of a council audit and risk committee. The committee members will analyse three large losses experienced by neighbouring authorities.
In groups you will:
- Identify the basic and root causes (both latent and active).
- Identify possible trigger points where the council could have prevented the risk from materialising.
- Consider what new mitigations could be implemented to further control these risks and prevent such claims arising in your own organisation.
The session will close with key learnings you can take back to your own organisation to help strengthen your risk profiles.
Speakers
Phil Farrar
Adrian Bloor
2.30pm – 3.15pm
Session 5 - Reframing risk
Session 5 - Reframing risk
Session
In the final session of the day, Matt will look to consider whether we need to reframe the conversation around risk. How we take appropriate risks and harness the opportunity they bring. Consider how we leverage the strengths we all have as risk practitioners and ensure long term risks are being considered as well as the short term implications when it comes to decision making.
Speakers
Matthew Hardwick
Adrian Bloor
Phil Farrar
Matthew Hardwick
Danny McShee
Alex Ross
Chris Walker
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