Risk management refers to the set of elements related to managing risks in an enterprise management system. Good risk management helps to reduce the probability of wrong decision-making, avoid the possibility of loss, and relatively increase the added value of the enterprise itself. An effective risk management system and plan usually includes the management of the risk itself and the management of the non-risk itself, and sometimes the management of the non-risk itself is even more important than the management of the risk itself. However, few enterprises fully explore the key principles of risk management, do not think deeply at the strategic level, do not actively respond at the strategic level, often treat only where the pain is, rarely think systematically about the way and method of doing things, and have never formed an effective methodology and management system.

The ISO 31000 risk management system provides a clearer, shorter and more concise guide, which can help enterprises use the risk management principles to improve planning and make better decisions. ISO 31000 risk management system helps enterprises to conduct risk analysis and risk assessment by providing comprehensive principles and guidelines, including risk management strategy, organizational function system, internal control system and risk financing measures. No matter what industry the enterprise is in, ISO 31000 can be helpful to the enterprise because it is applicable to most business activities including planning, managing operations and operating processes. By introducing the principles and guidelines of  ISO 31000 into enterprises, it will help enterprises to improve operational efficiency, enhance the confidence of stakeholders and minimize losses. This international standard also contributes to improving health and safety performance.