Description
Prepare a paper of no more than 1,400 words, including the following elements:
- Determine project risk management procedures and relay forms of risk management.
- Determine responses to potential risks. Relay initial risk response measures for risks in earlier weeks.
- Create a risk action plan. Relay the components of a risk action plan and provide one example of a risk in your project.
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Project Risk Management outline
Thesis Statement: Without having knowledge on the possible risks that the project could
encounter then the project can be authorized by the project committee.
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Introduction
The basic project management procedures followed are briefly described below.
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Forms of risk management
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Risk Response
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Initial risk response measures
Action Risk plan
Running head: PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT
Project Risk Management
Institution Affiliation
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PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT
Introduction
According to El Yamami et al. (2017), a risk action plan outlines the course of actions
that the organization uses in addressing the potential risks, minimizes the likelihood of the risk
occurring and reduces the risk impact if it occurs. It ensures that the organization undertakes the
appropriate actions on a timely basis. Therefore, the risk action plan guides the risk manager
what do at a given time. It prepares the Business to successfully implement its project by
enabling it to put a contingency plan. Without a risk action plan on the possible risks that the
project could encounter then the project committee can not authorize the project.
The basic project management procedures followed are briefly described below.
These steps involve uncovering, identifying, recognizing, and describing risks that might
affect the project and its outcomes as well. The risk manager should devise techniques which
can be used to identify the risks. Some of the techniques that can be applied in identifying the
risks include document reviews, brainstorming, interviews, SWOT analysis, and Delphi
techniques. The second step of risk management is risk analysis. This involves determining the
likelihood of the risks and the consequences of each risk. It helps the risk manager to understand
the nature of the risk and its potential effects on the project goals and objectives. The third step
involves evaluating or ranking the risks. In this step, the risk is evaluated or ranked according to
their magnitude...