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Project Risk Management

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Course Overview

An introduction to project risk management that enables a team to identify, classify and manage risk systematically for the duration of a project, taking full account of corporate aims in order to control the probability and mitigate the impact of an adverse risk event.

Course Dates

Date Duration CPD Location Members Non-members Book Now
28 Oct 2020 1 Day 6 Hours London £495* £595* Book now »

* The above prices exclude UK VAT at 20%. If applicable, this will automatically be added when you book on to the course.


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Who should take this course

  • Board Directors.
  • C-Suite Chief Risk, Financial and Operational Officers.
  • Risk and financial professionals.
  • Strategy and compliance professionals.
  • Internal and external auditors and advisors.

Learning objectives

  • Provide an overview of project risk management; why project risk management, the process involved and definitions of project risk.
  • Human aspects of risk management; risk attitude and heuristics
  • How to initiate project risk management; the planning and project specific impact scales
  • Risk identification; describing risks using structured risk descriptions, identification techniques, risk register
  • Risk assessment; probability and impact, proximity, inherent vs current risk exposure
  • Risk responses; risk responses to threats and opportunities, secondary risks, post response assessment
  • Implementing responses; updating plans
  • Manage the process; keeping the process alive and improving risk management

Trainer: Kate Boothroyd

Kate specialises in project and corporate risk management.

She has worked for major clients in both the public and private sector across a variety of countries and industries, including oil and gas, mining, utilities, energy, construction, civil engineering, nuclear, housing, education, rail and pharmachem.

Kate is an active member of the Institute of Risk Management, and is also a member of the Association of Project Managers and the Project Management Institute. 

 

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