RISK AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT
IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

The course follows the syllabus of the Association for Project Management’s Project Risk Management Specific Qualification, (Practitioner). Candidates normally take the exam following the course. This course provides a realistic route to qualification for busy people; and is effective, construction-specific training which concentrates on creating competence.

Course Content

• Risk Management System
• Benefits of Project Risk Analysis and Management (PRAM & RAMP)
• Sources of risk
• Risk as an opportunity
• Communication & IT tools
• Environment & stakeholders
• Value management & risk
• Corporate governance, control & reporting
• Strategy
• Behavioural and cultural factors
• Compiling the Risk Management Plan
• Risk identification and risk assessment
• Quantitative methods for risk assessment
• Planned responses to risk
• Managing risk
• Risk registers & their operation
• Risk ownership
• Implementing PRAM
• Appraisal
• Quality & quality management
• Scheduling, planning & work definition

Format

Two one day taught sessions (Module 1). A project tackled from individuals’ own workplaces, plus our own distance learning material (Module 2). The overall length of study is about three to five weeks. The Risk Management Workbook is issued to candidates. It is intended to be worked through, and applied to the candidate’s own work experience.

Please contact Johnston & Mather for a booking form or further information.

JOHNSTON & MATHER

Team-IT Training Programme

Director: James Mather

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