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Dr. Joerg-Martin Hohberg, D.I.C., Dr.sc.techn, MSc, Ph.D., M.ASCE


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Posted By Joerg-Martin Hohberg 12-17-2025 12:18 PM
Found In Egroup: Risk Management
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Dear Bill Mc, Risk is generally defined as "probabilty x consequences", hence the consequences are included in the definition. The aspect of consequences as such however, is indeed not covered when discussing uncertainties and not either in discussing hazards. As a former member of the Swiss mirror ...
Posted By Joerg-Martin Hohberg 11-28-2025 12:51 PM
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In daily language "risk" is connotated with hazard, whereas uncertainty is more neutral and includes also opportunities. This coincides with the meaning of the Latin word "riscare" which means sailing around a cape (i.e. risks of ship wrecking deliberately taken for the sake of entrepreneural rewards, ...
Posted By Joerg-Martin Hohberg 09-25-2025 10:49 AM
Found In Egroup: Professional and Career Topics
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Dear Dara, in my view story-telling has a lot of potential, either in a community meeting like "lunch & learn" or a news letter. I experienced the latter in a railway operating company for sharing the experience of "near misses" in health & safety relevant situations, documented by photos. You will ...
Posted By Joerg-Martin Hohberg 09-25-2025 10:49 AM
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Heidi, I believe that we should distinguish between, for instance, information regarding changed stipulations in codes of practise, course notes from CPD events, and the like feedback from debriefing meetings with clients, bad experience with joint venture partners, or similar hazardous developments ...
Posted By Joerg-Martin Hohberg 06-24-2025 10:33 AM
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Hi Darya, are you sure, it is only about language? Hearing about young people with a very short span of attention and patience, how would they ever master an engineering study programme or concentrate on a design problem? You know: the sort of 1% inspiration and 99% transpiration... Perhaps this is ...