Work Environment
Risk managers work in a variety of settings from schools, stores, and government agencies to manufacturers and airlines. Most work in offices, not on the production line, but they may be required to spend some time in production departments. They may have to travel to study risks in other companies or to attend seminars.
Risk managers usually work long hours, usually more than a 40-hour week. They may have to spend much of their time at a computer, analyzing statistics and preparing reports.
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