Risk Belongs to an Objective
Write an objective-linked risk statement for an outdoor recreation operation.
Risk starts with the objective ISO 31000 defines risk around the effect of uncertainty on objectives. That language is useful in outdoor recreation because risk is not just danger. It is uncertainty that can change whether a trip, site, event, or service achieves its purpose. A thunderstorm can be a safety risk for a youth paddle, a revenue risk for a concession, and a resource risk if visitors leave the trail to shortcut back to cars. The operating mechanism The mechanism is precision. Objective-linked risk statements force the manager to name the objective, uncertain event, consequence, and time horizon. "Weather…
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