What are the two types of ORM processes?

The two types of Operational Risk Management (ORM) processes are indeed deliberate and time-critical. The deliberate ORM process is a thorough and systematic approach used for planning and assessing risks in situations that allow time for careful consideration, such as during mission planning or the preparation phase for operations. This method involves evaluating risks, identifying control measures, and making informed decisions based on comprehensive analysis.

On the other hand, time-critical ORM is applied in situations where decisions must be made quickly due to dynamic conditions or immediate threats. This approach is crucial during operations where rapid assessment of risks is necessary, requiring personnel to rely on experience and established protocols to make quick yet effective decisions to mitigate risk.

Understanding these two processes is essential for Navy personnel as they navigate various operational scenarios, allowing them to apply the appropriate ORM strategy based on the urgency and complexity of the situation at hand.