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To manage risk effectively it is not enough to identify and assess it. We must also be able to communicate it clearly and transparently to the various stakeholders involved.

Communication is not just a transmission of information; we need to make sure that our interlocutors understand what we tell them. For this reason, we pay great attention to the dissemination of concepts, theories and tools related to risk management, addressing a wide range of audiences, including technicians, students and ordinary citizens, in order to promote a new safety culture, spread knowledge and encourage the active participation of stakeholders in decision-making processes. Risk management, therefore, is increasingly aware and responsible, taking into account technical, economic, environmental and social aspects.

ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS

We are often asked to write articles for magazines, blogs and sites. We gladly do this as it is an excellent divulgation tool and a chance to spread messages and warnings about the main risks we are detecting.

LESSONS AND PAPERS

It happens that we are asked to participate as speakers at conferences or as lecturers in undergraduate or postgraduate training courses. Those who love a subject as much as we love risk theory cannot keep it to themselves: they must make as many people as possible love it too.

INTERNSHIPS AND GRADUATION THESES

This is an excellent way to contribute to the creation of future risk managers and to carry out interesting research. The internships at Italferr are a real work experience in the field of applied research, culminating in the writing of an experimental thesis.

Innovation, RESEARCH AND DIVULGATION

When we started on our path of research, we wished we could have at our fingertips a database of articles that clarified the concepts on which to base our Risk Management activities. So we decided to create one in order to "grant this wish" for those who have to interact with us, be they students, stakeholders or young colleagues.