Avaliação e Matrizes de Risco

Avaliação e Matrizes de Risco

We design probability and impact matrices tailored to the organisation’s actual context, with explicit criteria for each level, rather than generic scales from 1 to 5.

What we deliver

We design probability and impact matrices tailored to the organisation’s actual context — not generic 1 to 5 scales — with explicit criteria for each level, so that the classification of a risk remains consistent across assessors and over time.

  • Diagnosis and scoping
  • Job description and responsibilities
  • Templates e critérios operacionais
  • Implementation and reporting plan

Why it is relevant

Risk management only creates value when it supports decision-making, prioritisation and accountability.

  • Better prioritisation of resources
  • Greater clarity for management and administration
  • Critical risk management
  • Evidence for the audit and stakeholders

Typical deliverables

The deliverables are designed for practical use, not just for filing.

  • Executive workshop
  • Analysis matrix or model
  • Dashboard or executive report
  • Actions roadmap and owners

Shall we talk about the context?

A 30-minute conversation to assess priorities and draw up a practical plan — together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about risk assessment and risk matrices

What are risk assessment and risk matrices?

Because 1–5 scales without explicit criteria lead to subjective and inconsistent ratings among assessors — the value of the matrix lies in the documented criteria behind each level, not in the scale itself.

How does the process work?

The process combines interviews, analysis of existing data and benchmarking, followed by an action plan with clearly defined responsibilities and deadlines.

How long does it take, and who is involved?

We typically involve senior management, operational teams and, where applicable, internal audit in a phased process that is tailored to the organisation’s availability.

Build resilience. Make better decisions.

Let’s assess your priorities and draw up a practical plan — together.