Risk Management requires plans, organizing materials, and individuals maintaining activity for the selected objectives binding together and unifying all activities and efforts, and controlling the activities to ensure that everything conforms with all safety aspects by identifying and evaluating the risk.

 The process of risk management generates both benefits and costs.

 In short, Risk Management can be defined as The identification, evaluation, control, prevention, and transfer of risks.

Risk management can make a vast difference between survival and failure, for instance:

Proper lashing & securing before dispatch from port/shipper premises.

Securing of cargo during inland transit.

Inspection of carrying vehicles, lorries /trucks/trailers/low-bed trailers.

Proper packing arrangements.

Proper arrangements and inspection of lifting gear apparatus used such as cranes

A robust and reliable lifting equipment inspection procedure before lifting and loading operations reduce the risk associated with heavy lifts ensuring compliance and zero damage.