Introduction to soil pollution legislation
Relevant sectors of industry
Aspects of technical risk capture
Technical requirements for accepting cover
Special contractual arrangements

Fundamentals of preventive, defensive and organisational fire protection
Approaches to technical risk assessment
Risk management measures

Methods of risk management
Corporate risk landscapes
Risk analysis procedure
Structure of the risk management process
Growing importance of risk management

Risk of change
Early warning
Aspects of risk perception
Monitoring 'weak signals'
Scenario techniques

Humans as a risk factor
Loss scenarios
Options for capturing risk
Significance as a criterion of analysis

Legal basis
Impact of KonTraG on risk management
Demands placed on risk management systems
Implementation in practice

Manufacturing processes and workflows from the point of view of quality assurance
Express warranty, product lifespan, guarantee periods,
contractual QA agreements
Loss prevention methods
DIN ISO 9000f certification

Special problems of property insurance,
in particular machinery breakdown, fire,
business interruption, calculation of PML

Medical malpractice liability
Implementing risk management in hospitals
Typical problems with organisation, information,
documentation and safety of equipment
Analysis procedure

Risks inherent in hull and cargo insurance, carriers' liability,
transporting hazardous and valuable goods,
contingency insurance for cultural, trade and sporting events

Holistic appraisal of a risk situation
Focusing on interfaces and areas of overlap
Technical, organisational and economic risk components

Methods for capturing environmental risks
Risk to persons, property and assets from industrial activity
Modular policy model for use in environmental liability
Potential for change of environmental liability risks

The endocrine system from the medical point of view
Presumed risk potential
Relevance to the insurer

Effect, areas of use and detectability of substances
Possible liability claims

Fundamental genetic engineering methods
Fields of application: pharmaceuticals, medicine, agriculture
Economic significance and trends
Opportunities and risks in the insurance context
Genetic Engineering Law (GenTG)
Examples of liability and forms of cover

Risk scenarios
Safety/security structures
Liability aspects

Change in the risk profile
Causes of negative loss experience
Extensions of cover

Changes in environmental liability
Legal consequences for insurers
Aspects of environmental impairment