Risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business

The act on risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business is drawn up according to the methodology from the Serbian standard SRPS AL.2.003:2017, Safety and resilience of society - Risk assessment, which is harmonized with the international standard ISO 31000:2015, Risk management - Principles and guidelines.

The act on risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business includes eleven types of risks, which contain a total of sixty-six different risk factors:

1. Risks of general business activities
2. Safety and health risks at work
3. Legal risks
4. Risks of illegal activity
5. Fire hazards
6. Risks from natural disasters and other accidents
7. Risks of explosions
8. Compliance risks
9. Environmental risks
10. Risks in human resource management
11. Risks in the field of information-communication-telecommunication systems

The act on risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business is drawn up through several phases and stages:

1. Data collection;
2. Risk assessment process;
3. Drafting of the Act on risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business;
4. Risk communication.

Risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business is a continuous process and begins with the start of the risk assessment process, the introduction of measures to treat identified risks, the implementation of measures to avoid, reduce, divide and contain risks, and constant monitoring of risk levels. With a change in security conditions, external and internal conditions, the client of the assessment is obliged to initiate its update, and according to the current legal norms, at least once every 3 years.

This type of assessment can only be made by legal entities with activity code 80.10. or 80.20. and they have a licensed appraiser, but the company itself has a license for the preparation of the Act on risk assessment in the protection of persons, property and business. See our licenses here.

• Law on Private Security ("Official Gazette of RS", No. 104/2013, 42/2015 and 87/2018)
• Regulation on minimum technical conditions for mandatory installation of technical protection systems in banks and other financial organizations ("Official Gazette of RS", No. 98/2016)
• Rulebook on the manner of performing technical protection tasks and the use of technical means ("Official Gazette of RS", No. 91/2019)

Pursuant to the Law on Private Security every legal entity, except private legal entities and entrepreneurs, if he is planning a private security job (technical or physical), he is obliged to make this assessment beforehand.

In addition to the above, the Regulation on minimum technical conditions for mandatory installation of technical protection systems for banks and other financial organizations obliges all financial institutions to make such an assessment.

The prices of the risk assessment vary according to your capacities, in order for us to create an offer that corresponds to your organization, please fill out the file that is available below the text and send it to us at almaks@almaks.rs for any ambiguities please contact us at 011/ 2852 606.