Unlocking New Horizons in Risk Management Education
Making CRM Designation courses more accessible than ever!
The Risk & Insurance Education Alliance proudly introduces its second self-paced course titled CRM Control of Risk. This innovative learning option is designed to help professionals elevate their knowledge in risk management at their own pace. With the increasing complexities of risk in various sectors, having the right skills is vital for career advancement.
Comprehensive Course Structure
The CRM Control of Risk course presents a robust 16-hour self-paced learning framework focused on strategies to manage and mitigate risks. Throughout this enriching experience, participants will delve into essential topics such as safety protocols, liability issues, cybersecurity threats, crisis management, and effective claims handling. The course is structured in a way that encourages immediate application of the concepts learned.
Module Breakdown
This course is divided into five crucial modules:
1. Risk Management Concepts
In this module, learners will master essential terminology and understand the five-step process of risk management. Each step plays a crucial role in developing a proactive risk management program.
2. Risk Control and Mitigation, Human Resources
This section focuses on identifying core risk control techniques, investigates the root causes of workplace injuries, and emphasizes the six critical steps needed for effective accident prevention strategies.
3. Risk Control and Mitigation, Property and Liability
Diving into critical areas such as employment practices and cyber risks, this module discusses contractual risk transfers and clarifies the three primary types of hold harmless agreements, detailing their implications on client operations.
4. Crisis and Disaster Planning
Understanding crises is key. This module outlines the defining traits of a crisis and lays out four fundamental steps for efficient crisis management, ensuring learners know how to navigate challenging situations.
5. Claims Management
Lastly, the course covers the entire claims management process. It explains various claims management plans, providing insights on when it’s appropriate to pursue litigation and offering best practices for vendor selection.
Professional Development and Certification Credits
On completion of this course, participants will fulfill update credit requirements for prestigious designations such as CIC, CRM, CPRM, CISR, CISR Elite, CSRM, and CIRP. Continuing education hours are available in numerous states, making this an advantageous option for many professionals. Assessment includes a review test, an 85-question continuing education exam, and a short-answer questionnaire for those pursuing CRM designation.
Exclusive Access with Subscription
Participants with the Advanced Alliance Online Subscription will enjoy instant access to both CRM Principles of Risk Management and CRM Control of Risk, offering a seamless learning journey.
Get in Touch
Media Contact:
Mitch Dunford
Chief Marketing Officer
Risk & Insurance Education Alliance
619-454-3032
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CRM Control of Risk course about?
The CRM Control of Risk course provides education on essential risk management strategies, focusing on risk prevention and crisis management.
Who can benefit from this course?
Professionals in risk management, human resources, and other related fields can benefit from enhancing their skills through this course.
Is the course available online?
Yes, the course is self-paced and available online, allowing participants to learn at their convenience.
What are the prerequisites for the course?
There are no specific prerequisites, making it accessible for all interested learners willing to improve their risk management proficiency.
How is the course assessed?
Assessment options for the course include a review test, an 85-question exam, and a short-answer designation exam for pursuing CRM.
