Walk a Reptile Transfer Risk
Apply likelihood-impact risk thinking to a reptile transfer decision with weather and staffing constraints.
Transfer risk A Komodo dragon move is scheduled, but the path is wet and one senior keeper is missing. The riskiest part of a move is often the assumption that today is like rehearsal. Likelihood x impact Proceed only when controls change the risk A deadline can increase pressure, but it does not reduce likelihood or impact. Schedule bias The slot is at 8:00, so the move must happen. The plan changes only when the risk changes. Do not let a scheduling cost outrank a high-impact safety risk. 01 Assess 02 Control 03 Decide Current state The animal is stable.…
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