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...................................................................................................................... 2  \nThe probability of risk .............................................................................................. 2  \nAssessing risk ............................................................................................................ 2  \nTypes of risk ...................................................................................................................... 2  \nRelative risk ................................................................................................................ 2  \nInsurance risk ............................................................................................................ 3  \nProbability, premiums and profits.......................................................................... 3  \nThree levels of risk management .................................................................................. 4  \nRisk management in the community ............................................................................ 5  \nDelivering fire control services to the community ............................................... 5  \nRisk management related missions ....................................................................... 5  \nRisk management related activities ....................................................................... 6  \nOrganizational risk management .................................................................................. 7  \nPublic and private risks—A comparison .............................................................. 7  \nEmergency response as an essential public service ............................................ 7  \nOperational risks ............................................................................................................. 8  \nIdentification, evaluation and control .................................................................... 8  \nOperational risk management involves a higher level of risk ............................ 9  \nPlanning to manage risk ................................................................................................. 9  \nSummary........................................................................................................................... 9  \nChapter 2: Organizational Risk Management................................................................ 11  \nDefinitions and concepts ................................................................................................ 11  \nRisk .............................................................................................................................. 11  \nManagement.............................................................................................................. 12  \nExposure .................................................................................................................... 12  \nRisk management ....","cbCaid61ntqt7kgN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid61ntqt7kgN","pdf",2713792,110,"English","# Chapter 1: Overview\n## Defining risk\n## Determining factors\n## Describing risk\n## What is risk?\n## The probability of risk\n## Assessing risk\n## Types of risk\n## Relative risk\n## Insurance risk\n## Three levels of risk management\n## Risk management in the community\n## Organizational risk management\n## Public and private risks—A comparison\n## Operational risks\n## Identification, evaluation and control\n## Planning to manage risk\n## Summary\n# Chapter 2: Organizational Risk Management\n## Definitions and concepts\n## Risk management system\n## The role of a risk manager\n## Goals and objectives\n## The steps in the process\n## The five principal risk management steps\n## Step 1: Identifying the risk\n## Step 2: Evaluating risk potential\n## Step 3: Ranking and prioritizing risks\n## Step 4: Determining and implementing control actions","[{\"question\":\"What does the document define as risk in the fire service context?\",\"answer\":\"It presents risk as a concept tied to probability and assessment, and it explains how risk is described and evaluated. 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