Training Platform for

Loss Prevention & Risk Management

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Trade or industry, public institutions, insurance brokers or insurance and reinsurance companies, we support a diverse range of customers from various fields in training their employees and executives. We support companies from trade and industry, public institutions, insurance brokers as well as insurance and reinsurance companies in training their employees and ex-ecutives. Our training philosophy is based on the principles of insurance theory, taking into account technical requirements for risk control, our longstanding experience in the insurance field and various other areas of operational risk management. Our lectures and basic, specialist and expert training courses are based on recognized train-ing methods and correspond to international quality standards. To achieve even better results, we offer supplementary workshops, case studies, and site-visits for many topics. Our materials can be presented in lectures, expert seminars, or in the form of an entire train-ing program. All the topics and material covered in our lectures and seminars have been tried and tested, having been presented many times both in German and English and to both Aus-trian and international audiences.

Modular system

We subdivide the subject matter into individual modules, allowing for a customized presenta-tion of course material. Content and duration of our training courses can be individually adapted to the respective topic.

One-stop shop

We are your partners for any special topic that you want to deal with in the framework of a training course. If required, we can prepare training courses on further topics in addition to those listed below and organize expert lecturers on topics you are interested in.

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Your requirements - our course format

Expert lecture (1 to 3 hrs.)

Expert lectures may be held as part of a conference or as an input at an in-house jour fixe; according to your requirements, these lectures may serve the purpose of conveying basic knowledge or answering special questions - in combination with practical examples and information about relevant current trends. Our expert lecture format is ideal to meet internal further training requirements in a certain

field, or may be part of a sequence of several expert lectures.

One-day seminar (6 to 8 hrs.)

Based on your requirements, seminar content may cover several fields; knowledge is trans-ferred using interactive formats and, if desired, also in workshops. A one-day seminar may include lectures on basic and expert subject matter as well as best-practice examples to ex-plore newly acquired knowledge in greater depth.

Training programs

We support you in elaborating targeted long-term training for your employees. As specialists for customized training courses, we design and implement various formats specifically tailored to the needs of your company and employees. If desired, a test can be carried out at the end of each program as an assessment of your employees’ progress.

“À la carte”

We help you put your ideas into practice with an individual mix of training courses and/or one-off sessions. Our modular 45-minute blocks can be individually and flexibly adapted to suit all requirements.

Assessment of needs &

choice of topics

Customized conception of

learning content & programs

Evaluation & feedback

Progress control, if requested

Certification of participation

Recommendation for follow-up measures

Programm issuing

Determination of the trainings events

date & place

Nachbereitung

Consulting/Scheduling/Preparation

Execution of the training programm

Follow-up

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Our aim is to provide participants with practice-relevant, high-quality basic and further/ad-vanced training. We introduce technical and methodological aspects of the different topics with a compact, high-level presentation of the theory backed up by numerous practical examples.

Our training courses are targeted at people who want to brush up or expand their knowledge in the fields of technical loss prevention, insurance and risk management, whether to comple-ment their specialist skills or acquire additional ones. We offer training for all levels: beginner,

advanced and expert.

Insurance:

insurance and reinsurance companies as well as insurance brokers

people working in different departments of insurance companies (underwriters, loss adjusters)

risk engineers

loss engineers

insurance consultants, etc.

Companies

Industrial and commercial companies, consulting firms, training institutions:

risk management

professionals and safety experts responsible for:

fire protection and operational safety

loss prevention and risk management

burglary prevention and security

environmental protection and workplace health and safety

system and process safety, etc.

insurance agents, heads of insurance departments

Public institutions:

Organizations, associations, authorities and administrative offices: employees and executives who have to deal with certain aspects of risk management, occupational health and safety, loss prevention, security, etc.

Individuals:

people who work in any of the above areas and are interested in basic or further training, or want to acquire skills in a completely new field

Aims and benefits

Target groups

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Courses and content

The training courses and content offered by Risk Experts focus on handling risks and can be subdivided into the following categories:

Loss prevention - risk engineering………………………………………………………

Loss prevention – underwriting…………………………………………………………..

Risk management……………………………………………………………………………

Claims management and claim settlement…………………………………………….

Special topics……………………………………………………………………………….

Feedback from our clients……………………………………………………………………

Our lecturers………………………………………………………………………………….

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Targeted loss prevention measures to save costs

Based on best practice examples, we teach the participants established international loss pre-vention measures. Together with the participants we identify, analyze, and assess potential hazards and develop and explain appropriate loss prevention measures. Our trainers focus on increasing participants’ awareness of risks and hazards and improving their skills in assessing them.

Fire risks and operational hazards

Fire parameters: combustion processes, fire loads, ignition sources

Combustion products: smoke and its hazardous components

Fire scenarios: fires, explosions, and other disasters

Fire hazards caused by new technologies: new materials and new applications

These topics are covered in a lecture including practical fire experiments; they may, however, also be presented as one of a series of modules.

Basics of fire and explosion prevention

Structural fire protection measures: layout, safety distances, structural separation, building and construction materials

Organizational fire prevention measures: organization of fire prevention, safety management, provisions and regulations

Fire prevention measures for installations: alarm and signaling systems, fire extinguishing systems

Fire fighting, fire brigade: fire extinguishing water supply, fire brigade, response time, fire extinguishers

Loss prevention - structural fire prevention measures

location, layout, safety distances

structural separation, fire walls, partitions, fire barriers

design, structure, building materials

Loss prevention - technical safety systems

fire detection systems, smoke and heat extraction systems

automatic fire extinguishing and protection systems

manual safety elements

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Loss prevention - organizational protection measures

organization of fire prevention, safety management, inspections, audits, etc.

order and cleanliness, smoking ban, hot works, etc.

handling electrical installations, battery chargers, etc.

Loss prevention - fire fighting

intervention forces: plant fire department, municipal fire service, volunteer fire department

in-house fire fighting unit

extinguishing water supply, indoor and outdoor hydrants

fire extinguishers

Risk analysis and risk assessment as a basis for efficient insurance solutions

Risk control strategies: hazard and risk analysis and assessment

Risk analysis method: identification and documentation, analysis and assessment

Two-dimensional risk assessment: potential hazards vs. degree of protection

Hazard-specific assessment criteria: fire, machinery breakdown, natural hazards, business interruption

Quantitative risk assessment

Ideally, this module should be combined with a site-visit to an industrial plant to enable participants to apply their newly acquired knowledge in practice.

Hazard-specific risk analysis and risk assessment

Risk identification and documentation

Risk analysis and risk assessment

Hazard-specific assessment criteria: special requirements of selected company types (there is a separate module for each company type):

Storage food Metal power plants Plastics renewable energies Timber pharmaceutical industry Paper/carton chemical plants Textiles waste/waste management Building materials industry Modules on further company types available on request

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Risk assessment of construction projects

Risks on construction sites

Risk management on site (from site set-up to completion of the interior)

Benefits and success stories

Ideally, this module should be combined with a field trip to a construction site to enable participants to apply their newly acquired knowledge in practice.

Natural hazards Characteristics, triggers, and risk scenarios

Natural hazards, their characteristics, and how to distinguish them

Endogenous and tectonic processes (earthquakes, tsunamis)

Meteorological processes (gales and storms, torrential rain, hailstorms)

Gravitational mass transport and falling processes (floods, mudslides, landslides, rock falls, avalanches)

Triggers

Risk scenarios

Assessment of elemental/natural hazards

Processes

Definitions

Case studies

Risk reduction measures

Management of natural hazards Risk strategies in dealing with natural hazards

Hazard, vulnerability, and risks and their variability over space and time

Risk analysis and risk cycle

Basic strategies for managing natural hazards

Organizational, technical, and structural measures

Lightning protection

Risks and protection measures

Damage caused by lightning/statistics

Theory/spherical models

Protection measures

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Burglary/theft

Risks and protection measures Mechanical protection Classes of protection Burglar alarm systems

Health and safety and protection of personnel

Legal basis of occupational health and safety

Occupational medical and psychological care, workplace ergonomics

Safety of work equipment, personal protective gear

Hazards to people: harmful substances, chemicals, noise, radiation

Safety of personnel on construction sites

Legal basis and relevant standards in the construction field

Health and safety on construction sites

Evacuation

Requirements and prerequisites for evacuations

Targeted planning of evacuation drills

Organizing evacuations within companies

Construction risk management

Standards and general framework

Insurance contract and safety provisions

Legal provisions

Technical standards

Risk management supervision of construction projects

Preservation of evidence

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An overview: From on-site risk analysis, to the insurance cover provided by the primary insurer, to placement with a reinsurance company.

We bring to the table a broad range of experience in the insurance sector. Several modules look at both theoretical aspects and practical examples. We introduce participants to the legal and risk management fundamentals of the insurance sector and explain the relevant processes in detail. Strategic planning of insurance requires solid inventory management, so our experienced trainers have developed inventory management strategies. In our training, we teach these methods as well as how to apply them in practice based on specific examples. We also focus on the interpretation of inventories based on a small amount of data.

Insurability

Rules of insurability: pitfalls in assessing insurability

Components of insurance contracts: analyzing the wording of contracts

Evaluating the sum insured: correct differentiation of the categories buildings / technical and commercial equipment

Risk from the insurance company's perspective: influence of market conditions

Risk from the insurance company's perspective

Perception of risks: risk assessment, risk acceptance, risk affinity, risk control

Traditional protection concepts in the light of international loss experience: proven methods, established technologies, tried-and-tested measures

The fundamentals of property insurance

Different sectors and their cornerstones

What distinguishes the individual sectors and what do they have in common?

Different definitions of assets and their allocation to categories

Damages - underinsurance, deductibles, limits

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Business interruption insurance

Actuarial practice

Protecting a company’s operability

BI insurance sum

Replacement times

Internal and external interdependencies, goods and materials employed

BCP - Business Continuity Planning

Special aspects of business interruption

All-risk BI

Losses arising from Contingent Business Interruption (CBI)

Extraordinary expenses

Machinery breakdown - BI

ALOP

Technical insurance: machinery breakdown

Actuarial practice

Typical exclusions/compensatory payments

Causes of damage

Inspections and maintenance

Technical insurance: construction industry

Actuarial practice

Risk assessment

Calculation of premiums

Liability insurance

Actuarial practice

The basics of liability - an update

Product liability and recalls

Special liability risks

Extended product coverage

Environmental liability based on the relevant EU Directive

D&O

US - Exposure

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Liability risks in the construction field

Special risks for construction companies

principals

planners

Losses arising from interdependencies within companies and CBI

Supply chain dependencies

BI - determining the probable maximum loss

Business Continuity Planning

Insurance against natural hazards

Analysis of natural hazards - general information

Insurance aspects (General Conditions All Risk)

GIS-based portfolio analyses

Protection systems

Claims management

All-risk insurance:

All-risk insurance types

Structure and requirements

Advantages and disadvantages for insurance providers and clients

International Insurance Programs

Legal and tax differences

Claim settlement

Reinsurance

Reinsurance types

Probable maximum loss definition as a basis

Reinsurance solutions

Content of reinsurance contracts

Risk financing

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Risk analysis and risk assessment as a basis for efficient insurance solutions

Risk control strategies: analysis and assessment of risks and hazards

Risk analysis method: identification and documentation, analysis and assessment

Two-dimensional risk assessment: potential hazards vs. degree of protection

Hazard-specific assessment criteria: fire, machinery breakdown, business interruption, natural hazards

Quantitative risk assessment

Ideally, this module should be combined with a site-visit of an industrial plant to enable participants to apply their newly acquired knowledge in practice.

Assessing probable maximum loss PML/EML - Learning from past damage events

Making best possible use of insurance services: underwriting policy based on assessment of potential losses

Differentiation of the terms PML and EML

Spatial and structural separation of fire compartments: safety distance, walls

Travel log: assessing losses

Limits of applicability: special hazards and extraordinary damage scenarios

Appraisal in property insurance

Definitions and basic terms

Potential deviations

correct differentiation of the categories buildings / technical and commercial equipment

Structure of appraisal reports

Separate consideration of different parts of building

Inclusions/exclusions (included in assessment/not included)

Description of the building

Calculation

Photographic documentation

Definition of categories

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Inventory management

Data and their significance

Factors influencing price calculations

Product design, “clients’ needs”

Risk management in insurance companies

Underwriting approach based on probable maximum loss: using insurance capacities efficiently vs. exaggerated risk aversion

Solvency II

Background of Directive 2009/138/EC

Framework

Capital requirements

Current state of implementation

Effects and prospects

Legal basis, insurance law

Development of insurance law

Key points and specific features of the provision

Harmonization within the EU

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Best practice workshops

Business interruption – case study/workshop

Based on a real sample case, this full-day workshop uses damage examples to illustrate the problems business interruption may pose within a production network, including internal inter-dependencies, and the resulting potential exposure to damage.

Production flow: flow of goods within the network

Financial basics: key figures of companies, amount of coverage

Loss scenario: consequences of damage, analysis of fire business interruption insurance, determining PML

Calculating loss caused by business interruption

Maintaining a company’s long-term competitiveness as the most important strategic goal

Determining probable maximum loss: PML/EML

Based on a real sample case, probable maximum loss scenarios are developed.

Underwriting approach based on probable maximum loss: using insurance capacities efficiently

Differentiation of terms: PML vs. EML

Spatial and structural separation: fire compartment vs. fire area

Framework for determining probable maximum loss: minimum requirements, limits of applicability

Insurance Business Game

Inventory management processes are applied in practice in a game scenario.

Participants are given specific growth and revenue targets. They then decide on the measures and strategies required to reach these targets.

Each insurance period is simulated by means of event cards. Random events, including risks and opportunities, occur and have a corresponding impact on inventory development.

After each insurance period participants are given the chance to react to any unfavorable developments and adapt measures or select new ones

The number of periods in a game depends on the number of participants and the specified targets.

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Sustainability, CSR, business ethics - Workshop

Ethical challenges

What does that mean for underwriting?

Presentation of the results

Discussion: experience of participants with ethical challenges

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Tell me and I will forget.

Show me and I may remember.

Involve me and I will understand.

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Reducing risks to generate new opportunities

Our lecturers provide participants with an overview of general and recently enacted legal pro-visions in connection with risk management, share information on special risk areas in the technical and industrial fields and risk assessment methods, and discuss options for the intro-duction and implementation of risk management within a company.

Basics of risk management

Legal framework

Standards and regulations (COSO - ERM, ONR 49000ff)

Strategic risk management

Organization of risk management

Risk management cycle (RM circuit)

Risk management in companies

Risk policy and strategy

Economic risk analysis

Increasing profits by means of RM

Consideration of risk costs

RM as an additional element in insurance solutions

Practice-relevant risk management in companies (basic training course) Practical process guide

Defining common assessment criteria

Identifying the model company’s risks

Assessing the model company’s risks

Individual assessment carried out by each participant

Use of web-based RM software

Support from experienced risk management consultants

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Risk management

Practice-relevant risk management in companies (advanced training course) Practical process guide

Presentation of the results of the GAP analysis from the basic training course

Completion of the risk inventory

Creative methods

Discussion and interpretation of individual results

Systematic risk analysis methods

HAZOP: Hazard and Operability Study

ETA: Event Tree Analysis

FTA: Fault Tree Analysis

FMEA: Failure Modes and Effects Analysis

Risk analysis and risk assessment - is your expected loss realistic?

Potential hazards, risk characteristics, risk protection

Probability of a damage event occurring and amount of damage

Risk identification and documentation

Systematic risk identification/risk assessment

Quantitative risk assessment

Quantitative risk assessment tools

Data quality and amount of information

Hazard-specific risk assessment

RiskMatrix

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Arguments in favor of Enterprise Risk Management

Who needs risk management?

ERM system

Quantifying the results - scenario method

Drafting a risk report

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Risk management

Liability of risk managers

Job profile of risk managers

Their position within companies

Basis of liability (civil, criminal, administrative law)

Operational risk management - part 1: Identifying risks

Methods

Practical exercises

Operational risk management - part 2: Assessing risks

Methods

Practical exercises

Special risks

Operational risk management - part 3: Controlling and monitoring risks

Control elements

Control strategy

Insurability of risks

Reporting of risks

Including risk parameters in the planning process

Risk parameters

Variance, standard deviation, expected value

Value at Risk (VaR)

Cashflow at Risk (CaR)

Dimensionless parameters/scoring

Early warning indicators

Crisis and emergency management and Business Continuity Management (BCM)

Communication in a crisis - reputation management

Causes of supply chain interruptions

Supply and demand risks

2 BCM methods:

o BCM lifecycle model

o Resource-oriented BCM

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Best practice workshops

Initial risk management workshop

This compact workshop is intended to help companies take a first step towards implementing company-wide risk management. After an introduction to the basics of risk management, par-ticipants carry out a qualitative risk analysis using web-based RM software. The results are then discussed and defined measures are collected to establish a schedule of implementation steps.

Looking at existing risk initiatives within the company

Defining consistent risk assessment criteria

Completing the risk inventory

Individual assessment of risks using IT tools

Discussion of the consolidated risk assessment

Elaborating a schedule for implementing risk management within the company

Workshop: Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Using the example of a fictitious company, participants work together in groups to define risk criteria and carry out qualitative and quantitative risk assessments using IT support.

Group results are compared using GAP analysis and then discussed.

Risk costs using a sample case study

How can I identify risk costs within a company?

How can they be potentially reduced?

What influence can risk costs have on strategic decisions?

Concept for introducing enterprise risk management systems

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Risk manager training according to ONR 49003 including certification in cooperation with Austrian Standards or TUV Cert - 6 days

ONR 49000:2014

Definition of terms and their context

Aim and purpose

Framework

Basics

ONR 49001:2014

Risk management process

Elements of risk management systems

ONR 49002-1:2014

Embedding risk management into existing management systems

ONR 49002-2:2014

Risk assessment methods

ONR 49002-3:2014

Emergency, crisis and continuity management

ONR 49003:2014

Qualifications of risk managers

Certification requires successful completion of a written test and project work

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Helping companies to resume business as fast as possible.

Our experts present an established claims management process for the decisive first hours after a damage event, using practical exercises and examples. In addition to coordinating claim settlement, choosing and organizing experts and damage assessment, another focus is on reducing damage by means of business continuity management, which should already be in place in the company before a damage event occurs.

Claims management: Basics

Expert and loss adjuster

Claims management

Loss and compensation

Learning from losses

Claim settlement

Immediate measures

External communication

Choosing experts

Keeping business activities going and coping with crisis situations as management tasks

Loss mitigation

Factors influencing loss mitigation

Business Continuity Management (BCM)

Repairing machines vs. purchasing new ones

Damage assessment

Buildings

Equipment

Financial damage

Determining costs

Assessing “indirect” damage

Obligations before and after a damage event

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Claims management / Loss adjustment: More than just claim settlement

The “script” of a damage event

Those affected by a damage event

Claims management/claims settlement

“Learning from losses”

Inventory management

Solvency II - risk management

Corporate client portfolio and industrial insurance

Data quality and risk quality

Simulation options

Portfolio management

Consideration of financial and insurance portfolios

Portfolio risks

International liability programs and structure of fronting contracts

Risk assessment and measures to minimize insurable risks (optional)

Special focus on SMEs and trade risks

Building insulation materials External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS)

Fire hazards and safety hazards

Challenges for protective measures and fire extinguishing technology

Lithium batteries – pocket-sized power plants

Fire hazards and safety hazards

Challenges for protective measures and fire extinguishing technology

Tap water: Challenges for the insurance sector

Causes of damage: corrosion, frost, and various other causes

Risks due to changes: technical and social developments

Risk management: loss prevention, tap water management

Special topics

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Oil as a potential hazard: protection concepts for heating oil installations, transformer boxes, and hydraulic installations

Learning from losses

Which fire prevention measures are effective?

Supply chain dependencies and associated challenges facing companies

Different kinds of supply chain dependencies: suppliers, customers, and network partners

Supply chain dependencies in practice: economic consequences of interruptions

Supply chain risk management: knowing little, yet deducing a lot

Risk management in medium-sized companies

Experiences

Expectations

Perspectives

Combining risk and quality management - communication risks

Quality defects may result in recalls, compensation, and damage to reputation

Identifying communicative risks, being prepared for them, managing them and coping successfully with them

Corporate communications and risk management

Involving communication professionals at every stage of risk management

Combining operational and communicative crisis plans

Rehearsal, preventive communication measures, media design

Risk communication with internal and external target groups

Financial products and associated risks

What are these products about?

How can they be assessed?

How can risks be determined?

What may go wrong?

Statistics

Specific topics as requested by client

Special topics

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As part of the training offered by TÜV AUSTRIA AKADEMIE GMBH to become a certified fire pre-vention manager according to ISO/IEC 17024, the topic of “Risk management - fire prevention from the point of view of insurance providers” is very important. The lecture by experts from Risk Experts Risiko Engineering GmbH presents new aspects to be considered in fire prevention based on the analysis of specific damage events. The topics of liability risks and recourse are also of great inter-est to our participants.

Martin Schmutzer, responsible for the safety technology and fire prevention program

Thank you for your support in setting up the training course “Technical Underwriter” at BWV Mün-chen. Your profound factual know-how and excellent teaching skills have left an impression through-out our entire association and have helped us to raise our profile in this field.

We look forward to further collaboration with you and your team. Herbert Schmid, Managing Board Member of BWV München e.V.

Risk Experts has been involved in the workshops of VIU Underwriting Academy since the beginning and, throughout the years, has made an important contribution to the training of our experts in nu-merous fields including risk analysis, portfolio management, business interruption insurance, and technical areas. Complex content is presented in a structured way and in interactive courses, ena-bling participants to use the practical knowledge thus acquired in their daily work. Risk Experts pro-vides us with the necessary input to be able to offer our experts, who have different backgrounds and come from different markets, a common approach to technical topics. Wolfgang Petschko and Reinhard Gojer, Managing Directors of Vienna International Underwriter

Participants in training courses at ASI Akademie für Sicherheit supported by Risk Experts have achieved excellent results. The lecturers’ interesting and varied presentations, for which they use very practical methods, have been decisive to the success of our seminars. Technical know-how is presented in a lively, dynamic way, so the audience becomes completely absorbed in the presenta-tion. We very much look forward to continuing our cooperation. Wolfgang Henzler, Project Manager

As expert coordinator for our Munich office, Risk Experts is, among other things, responsible for fur-ther developing the content of our expert training course “Technical underwriter of commercial and industrial property insurance” (DVA, DeutscheVersicherungsakademie (German Insurance Acad-emy)). Lecturers from the Risk Experts team work as trainers for this training course and other DVA seminars. We have been working with Risk Experts for many years and particularly appreciate the team’s outstanding expertise, teaching skills and commitment to continuously adapting our training concepts to new challenges facing our sector. I look forward to our continued cooperation. Ronny Schöpfer, Managing Director

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Appropriate, forward-looking planning and development of a practical strategy for the Austrian Federal Criminal Police Office requires expert know-how; the successful implementation of the elaborated strategy then requires strong net-works with national and international experts and partners. In this connection, I want to thank you most cordially for your valuable contri-bution and input in the framework of our 2014 annual strategy meeting. I would very much appreciate it if we could continue leveraging these syner-gies in the future. Best regards, General Franz Lang, Director of the Austrian Bundeskriminalamt (Federal Criminal Police Office)

Risk Experts has been convincing us for many years with its professionalism, with its expertise in many differ-ent areas of loss prevention and with its excellent speakers, with whom we are very happy to work within the context of conferences and training courses. Our participants appreciate both, the extensive knowledge of the speakers as well as the structured and humorous way in which they impart it. Even abroad the good coopera-tion between Risk Experts and VdS has already been proven: for example, at a conference in Istanbul, we have successfully implemented together. We look forward to further joint projects! Ingeborg Schlosser Head of Education Centre & Publisher VdS GmbH

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Our speakers Education and training Experience as a speaker and references

Michael BUSER

Studied Chemistry/Industrial Process Engineering at the University of Münster

Assignments as a lecturer: - German Akademie für Sicherheit

(ASI, Academy for Safety) - German Versicherungsakademie

(DVA, Insurance Academy). - International seminars and lectures

Gerhart EBNER

Studied Industrial Engineering and Management/Civil Engineering at Graz University of Technology

- European Forum Alpbach - ASMET - Montanuniversität Leoben - TUV Austria Symposium - Akademie für Recht und Steuern

(Academy for Law and Taxation) - University of Applied Sciences

Campus Wien - University of Innsbruck

Gerald NETAL

Studied Business Administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Executive MBA at the Sales Manager Academy, Vienna

- TUV Austria Academy - VIU Underwriter Academy - Arch. Ing. Academy - CRO Conference at Heiligendamm - Danube University Krems - Akademie für Sicherheit (ASI) - Deutsche Versicherungsakademie - VdS Schadensverhütung GmbH - Uniqa

- Bundeskriminalamt Heimo GRUBER

Studied at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna Trained in the insurance and reinsurance sectors Certified Risk Manager (TUV)

- VIU Underwriter Academy - Euroforum - Austrian Insurance Association - University of Economics, Sofia

- University of Applied Sciences Krems

Katrin GRUBER

Studied business studies & management at the University of Applied Sciences Vienna (bilingual study course, German/English) Trained as safety expert & fire warden

- Development and implementation of

safety standards for an international corporation (incl. training sessions on different sites)

- Uniqa Academy (UICB)

- Various publications in the fields of health and safety at work & loss prevention

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Our speakers Education and training Experience as a speaker and references

Andreas BANNERT

Studied Product Technology/Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien

Master program “International Business and Engineering” at the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien

Certified Risk Manager (TUV)

- Donau Masterclass - Various lectures on technical fire

prevention

Arno GINGL

Studied Construction Design and Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Joanneum Graz Studied Technical Management at the University of Applied Sciences FH Campus Vienna Studied Risk Management and Corporate Security at the University of Applied Sciences FH Campus Vienna

Assignment as a lecturer:

- IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems: Environmental Risk Management

Erich JANKA

Studied at the University of Vienna (Mathematics with focus on numeric analysis, optimization, Monte Carlo simulation)

Lecturer at the Institute of Mathematics at the University of Vienna and the Institute for Statistics at the Vienna University of Economics and Business

Assignments as a lecturer:

- “Certified Manager” course at Association of Austrian Investment Companies (VÖIG) (Austrian Society for Banking Studies)

- Master program “Quantitative Asset and Risk Management” (University of Applied Sciences BFI Wien)

- Master and Bachelor programs “International Banking and Finance” (University of Applied Sciences BFI Wien)

Hugo SEITZ

Studied Environmental Engineering at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna Studied Alpine Natural Hazards at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna Trained as a master builder Consultant civil engineer for Environmental Engineering

Lectures at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

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Our speakers Education and training Experience as a speaker and references

Ing. Georg PAULMAYER

Polytechnic Institute for

mechanical engineering - Automation technology

- Safety Leadership Trainer - DVA – Deutsche Versicherungsakademie

Hendrik HEMPEL

Studied at the Bauhaus-University in Weimar: Construction sector / Construction management TÜV Academy Rheinland in Munich: Expert for the assessment of developed and undeveloped properties WKO – Bauinnung: qualifying examination as a master-builder

TÜV Academy Austria

Ing. Gerlinde MOSHAMMER, MBA

Polytechnic Institute for construction technologies in Linz Studied at the Karl-Franzens-University in Graz Master program (MBA) – Lake Erie College – Ohio USA

Adult education technical English – Academy for Automation technology VdS Germany

Heidi BRUKNER

Organizational management of the Risk Experts Academy Glad to be at your service: h.brukner@riskexperts.at +43-676-88 62 62 64

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Risk Experts Risiko Engineering GmbH stands for safety and sustainable economic success based on professional risk management. To this end, we support companies from industry, trade, commerce, and the service sector in coping with risks, and insurance brokers as well as insurance and reinsurance companies in transferring their clients' risks. We help our clients to establish recognized risk management methods based on international quality standards. Our team of highly skilled professionals has long-term international experience in various fields of expertise (engineering, business administration, financial mathematics, legal matters). Our most important task is to reduce risks and minimize potential damage. We attach great importance to providing our clients with customized services that are comprehensive, demand-oriented and create added value. Our consultancy service is independent, proficient and innovative. As a risk engineering service provider for integrated safety and risk management solutions, we offer a broad range of risk management and technical services:

Risk Engineering & Risk Survey

Consulting & Services

Claims management

Risk Experts Academy

Expert Witness Service

Appraisal

Enterprise Risk Management

Expert Software

Risk Experts Risiko Engineering GmbH Schottenring 35/2, 1010 Vienna Phone: +43 (0) 1 713 50 96 264 Email: academy@riskexperts.at

www.riskexperts.at

Vienna – Bratislava – Warsaw – Bucharest – Sofia - Istanbul

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