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Le guide CAN/CSA-Q850 vise à aider les décideurs à gérer efficacement les différents types de risques, notamment les risques de blessure et de danger pour la santé, les biens, l'environnement et toute autre valeur.

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Ce guide explique le processus d'acquisition, d'analyse, d'évaluation et de communication de l'information nécessaire à la prise de décision.

1.3
Ce guide décrit, point par point, les principales composantes du processus décisionnel relatif à la gestion des risques, ainsi que les liens entre ces composantes.

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Sont exclus de cette norme: (a) définition ou prescriptions légales de la gestion des risques; (b) base nécessaire pour l'admissibilité à une assurance, à un prêt ou autres considérations financières; (c) outils techniques précis pour l'analyse, l'évaluation et la réduction des risques. Note. La CSA a produit des guides sur l'analyse des risques (norme CAN/CSA-Q634) et l'évaluation des risques environnementaux (norme CSA Z763).

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CSA Guideline CAN/CSA-Q850 is intended to assist decision- makers in effectively managing all types of risk issues, i ncluding injury or damage to health, property, the environment, or something else of value.

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This Guideline describes a process for acquiring, analyzi ng, evaluating, and communicating information that is necessary for decision-making.

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This Guideline provides a description of the major components of the risk management decision process, and their relationship to each other, in a step-by-step process.

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This Guideline does not provide (a) a legal definition or specification for risk management; (b) a necessary basis for qualifying for insurance, a monetary loan, or other financial considerations; or (c) specific technical tools for risk analysis, evaluation, and control. Note: CSA has developed guidance documents to address risk analysis (CSA Standard CAN/CSA-Q634) and environmental risk assessment (CSA Standard Z763).

Active Standard: Standard Classification for Cost Estimate Classification System

This standard sets out a methodology for implementing and managing the compliance framework at both group and line level.

The extent to which the requirements of this standard are applicable to an individual firm depends on the nature, size and complexity of the firm’s business.

NOTE Firms may implement this standard in a way that is relevant, appropriate and proportionate to their business model.

The standard does not specify requirements for risk management, data protection (covered in BIP 0012 and BS 10012), complaints handling (covered in BS ISO 10002), or inclusive service provision (covered in BS 18477).

This International Standard specifies a framework for brand valuation, including objectives, bases of valuation, approaches to valuation, methods of valuation and sourcing of quality data and assumptions. It also specifies methods for reporting the results of such valuation.

Historical Standard: Standard Classification for Cost Estimate Classification System

1.1 This classification provides a generic classification system for cost estimates and provides guidelines for applying the classification to cost estimates.

1.2 This classification maps the phases and stages of cost estimating to a generic maturity and quality matrix, keyed to a level of project definition, that can be applied across a wide variety of industries.

1.3 The Cost Estimate Classification System has been developed in a way that:

1.3.1 provides a common understanding of the concepts involved with classifying cost estimates;

1.3.2 defines and correlates the major characteristics used in classifying cost estimates, and;

1.3.3 uses the degree of project definition as the primary characteristic used to categorize estimate classes.

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