
Introduction
Organisations looking to assess their risk culture should include a range of quantitative and qualitative activities, which may include conducting a risk culture survey.
Using the organisations adopted risk culture framework, a survey can be structured in a way which will gather insights into the enterprise-wide culture.
While the purpose of a survey is primarily to gather data, it may also be used to reinforce the importance of good risk behaviours.
- Have a clear purpose that is well communicated
- Utilise succinct, positively worded questions
- Adopt an appropriate measurement scale
- Deliver comprehensive easily interpreted data
- Not be not overly onerous for respondents to complete
While survey data is easy to obtain, it only provides a singular view and should be used in combination with other qualitative methods such as interviews and workshops.