This webinar was arranged by The Protech Group, who provide risk management software and services that help risk managers improve company performance through better risk management.
MAST’s Hana Lee – Assistant Accountant attended on behalf of MAST to learn how important risk management is to any business environment, especially the external element of risk. A company should constantly update their risk assessments in order to make adequate company strategy decisions and control the operational risk levels of the business.
The software promoted in this webinar by Protech provides subjective risk assessment using the 5X5 matrices and relevant information. This allows understanding of how risk affects a company and how to control the risks, such as KPIs, Compliance, Applications, Actions, Checklist Audits and Analytics.
It was Hana’s overall view that this product would be more suitable for medium and large-sized companies. MAST operate under the guidelines of ISO 9001 Quality Objectives, where this standard is based on a number of quality management principles including a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, the process approach and continual improvement and also through ISO 28007 sector-specific recommendations, which companies (organizations) who comply with ISO 28000 can implement to demonstrate that they provide Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel (PCASP) on board ships.
Due to the very nature of our business, we believe that our USP is our ability to not only comply with legislation but deliver quality service through our application of controlled processes, KPI’s and audits.
MAST would like to thank Protech for the invite to attend this webinar and should you have any questions regarding this software please email Protech directly info@protechtgroup.com or visiting their website www.protechtgroup.com

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