Table of Contents

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• Acknowledgements 6 6
• Preface 8 8
• Chapter 1: Introduction 10 10
• Chapter 2: Strategic Risk Management 14 14
• 2.1. Risk Management Process 14 14
• 2.2. Objective 15 15
• 2.3. Benefits of a Risk Management Plan 15 15
• Chapter 3: Risk Management Plan 18 18
• 3.1. Risk Management Plan Components 18 18
• 3.2. Benefits of the Risk Management Plan 20 20
• 3.3. Implementation Strategies 21 21
• Chapter 4: What are the Risks? 22 22
• 4.1. Risk Allocation 22 22
• 4.2. Risk Breakdown Structure 23 23
• Chapter 5: Risk Management Process 26 26
• 5.1. Risk identification 28 28
• 5.2. Risk Register 29 29
• 5.3. Risk Register Components 29 29
• Chapter 6: Risk Analysis 34 34
• 6.1. Qualitative Risk Analysis 34 34
• 6.2. Quantitative Analysis 35 35
• 6.3. Risk Severity 36 36
• 6.4. Risk Likelihood 36 36
• 6.5. Risk Categories 37 37
• Chapter 7: Advanced Risk Registers 40 40
• 7.1. Determining Overall Risk Score 40 40
• 7.2. Comprehensive Risk Register 43 43
• 7.3. Mitigation 43 43
• 7.4. Risk Owner & Due Date 45 45
• 7.5. Maintenance 45 45
• 7.6. Schedule Evaluation 45 45
• 7.7. Cost Evaluation 46 46
• 7.8. Monte Carlo Simulation 48 48
• 7.9. Further Evaluation 53 53
• Chapter 8: Risk Management 56 56
• 8.1. Implementing Risk Management 56 56
• Chapter 9: Scaling the Process 62 62
• 9.1. Considering Project Cost 63 63
• 9.2. Considering Other Factors 63 63
• Chapter 10: Risk Management Tools 66 66
• 10.1. Commonly Used Software Tools 66 66
• Chapter 11: Project Delivery Systems 68 68
• 11.1. Design-Build (DB) 69 69
• 11.2. Design-Bid-Build 70 70
• 11.3. CM At-Risk (CMAR) 71 71
• 11.4. Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) 72 72
• 11.5. Summary 73 73
• Chapter 12: Conclusion 74 74
• Appendix A: Sample Project Risk Checklist 76 76
• Appendix B: General Technical Risks 82 82

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