1. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 1 Apply Risk Management Techniques Project Risk Processes Part 2 C ertificate IV in Project Management 17871 Qualification Code BSB41507 Unit Code BSBPMG407A

2. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 2 Project Risk Management Processes PMBOK Project Risk Management Processes - 11.1 Plan Risk Management 11.2 Identify Risks 11.3 Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis 11.5 Plan Risk Responses 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Related processes from Project Integration Management – 4.1 Develop Project Charter 4.2 Develop Project Management Plan 4.6 Close Project PMBOK 4 th Edition

3. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 3 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control The process of numerically analysing the effect of identified risks on overall project objectives Typically only applied to risks with high priority due to potential to substantially impact the project’s objectives Enables a more rigorous approach to risk decision making in the presence of uncertainly Often omitted depending on the organisation’s risk appetite and maturity of the project and risk management processes Occurs during Planning

4. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 4 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Inputs to Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis - Draft Risk Register Risk Management Plan Cost Management Plan Schedule Management Plan Organisational Process Assets - –Risk management standards –Risk management policies and procedures –Risk categories and definitions –Standard templates –Lessons learned from previous projects –Risk databases and checklists Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control

5. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 5 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Tools and techniques for Quantitative Risk Analysis include - Interviews Sensitivity Analysis Probability Distributions Modelling & Simulation Expert Judgement Expected Monetary Value Analysis Decision Tree Diagrams

6. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 6 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Interviews Draw on experience of experts and historical data to quantify the probability and impacts of risks on project objectives. Often Three-point data is gathered on pessimistic, likely and optimistic outcomes. Probability Distributions – Advanced technique Discrete distributions represent uncertain events such as risks. Requires high degree of statistical skill and statistical software. Sensitivity Analysis – Advanced technique Helps to determine which risks have the most potential impact on project objectives. Prioritisation undertaken in Qualitative Analysis is often sufficient.

7. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 7 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Modelling and Simulation – Advanced techniques Uses a model to simulate the outcomes of the project, including the impact of uncertain events such as risks. Requires extensive data on past and similar projects, a high degree of statistical expertise and statistical software. Expected Monetary Value Analysis – Advanced technique Extremely advanced technique. Rarely used except for Defence and Scientific projects such as space exploration. Specifically examines the impacts on cost of uncertain events. Decision Tree Diagrams Can be use in conjunction with Modelling and Simulation and Expected Monetary Value Analysis, or can be prepared in a more informal manner. Enables analysis of different choices and paths.

8. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 8 11.4 Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Outputs of this process include – Risk Register Updates –Probabilistic analysis of the project –Probability of achieving cost and time objectives –Prioritised list of quantified risks –Trends in risk analysis results Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control

9. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 9 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control The process of developing options and actions to reduce the threat and impacts of risks It includes the identification and assignment of one person to be the Risk Owner, as well as the selection of the best management or mitigation actions Planned risk responses must be appropriate to the significance of the risk and cost effective Can also be applied to the maximisation of the benefits from any identified possible opportunities (less common) Occurs during Planning

10. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 10 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Inputs to Plan Risk Responses Risk Register Risk Management Plan Tools and techniques to Plan Risk Responses include - Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition 1.Avoid 2.Transfer 3.Mitigate 4.Accept Negative Risks or Threats 1.Exploit 2.Share 3.Enhance 4.Accept Positive Risks or Opportunities

11. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 11 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Avoid Changing the Project Management Plan to eliminate the risk entirely Transfer Shifting some or all of the ownership of a threat to third party and thus also transferring the negative impact. Mitigate Undertaking risk responses that in some way reduce either the likelihood or impact of the risk. Accept Passive acceptance requires no specific risk response action apart from standard risk monitoring and reporting procedures.

12. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 12 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Activity: A.I know we have 3 different designs we can select from in order to satisfy the customer’s requirements. However I am very reluctant to consider the second option because, if we are wrong there exists the chance of imminent damage to the project. B.I know the design we selected has the option of getting us in trouble, but I’m not going to worry about or even develop a contingency plan until I am convinced that the risk is about to occur. C.I know we can manufacture the project ourselves but there are risks. I would rather award a fixed-price contract to Alpha company and have them do the manufacturing instead. D.I have set up a management reserve just in case there are escalations in the cost of the raw materials we must purchase. Kerzner and Saldaris, 2006.

13. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 13 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Activity: A.I know we have 3 different designs we can select from in order to satisfy the customer’s requirements. However I am very reluctant to consider the second option because, if we are wrong there exists the chance of imminent damage to the project. AVOID B.I know the design we selected has the option of getting us in trouble, but I’m not going to worry about or even develop a contingency plan until I am convinced that the risk is about to occur. ACCEPT C.I know we can manufacture the project ourselves but there are risks. I would rather award a fixed-price contract to Alpha company and have them do the manufacturing instead. TRANSFER D.I have set up a management reserve just in case there are escalations in the cost of the raw materials we must purchase. MITIGATE Kerzner and Saldaris, 2006.

14. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 14 11.5 Plan Risk Responses Outputs of this process include – Risk Register Updates –Risk Owners Assigned –Mitigation/Management Strategies defined and documented –Residual Risk Ratings Risk Action Plans - for specific high priority risks Risk Related Contract Decisions Project Management Plan Updates –Schedule management plan –Cost management plan –Quality management plan –Procurement management plan –Human resource management plan –Work Breakdown Structure –Schedule Baseline –Cost Baseline Assumptions Log Updates Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control

15. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 15 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control The process of implementing risk response plans, tracking residual risks, identifying new risks, and evaluating risk management effectiveness Risk Action Plans are included in the project lifecycle and managed by this process Can include activities such as choosing alternative strategies, executing a contingency or fallback plan, and modifying the project management plan accordingly The Risk Owner reports periodically to the Project Manager on the effectiveness of the Risk Action Plans and responses Occurs throughout the project

16. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 16 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Inputs to Monitor and Control Risk Risk Register Risk Action Plans Project Management Plan Work Performance Information –Deliverable status –Schedule progress –Costs incurred Performance Reports Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control

17. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 17 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Tools and techniques to Monitor and Control Risks include - Risk Audits Technical Performance Measurement Risk Re-assessment Variance & Trend Analysis Status Meetings Reserve Analysis Status Reports

18. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 18 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Risk Re-assessment Risk monitoring and control activities often result in the identification of new risks, re-assessment of current risks and the closing of risks that no longer apply. Re-assessment sessions need to be scheduled regularly and risk registers, status reports and risk action plans updated as a result. Risk Audits Examine and document the effectiveness of risk responses. Often combined with Risk Re-assessment activities. Variance and Trend Analysis Compares the planned results of risk responses and action plans to the actual outcomes. Often combined with Risk Re-assessment activities.

19. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 19 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Technical Performance Measurement – Advanced technique Measures the performance of technical accomplishments or deliverables. Can only be performed if quantifiable measures of technical performance are defined in the Project Management and Risk Management Plans. Reserve Analysis Compares the amount of risk reserves or contingency that remain at any point in time to determine if it is adequate or can be adjusted up or down based on the performance of risk management activities. Status Meetings Project Risk Management and a review of the Risk Register should be on the agenda for all Project Status Meetings. Status Reports Risk ratings and trends should be included in Project Status Reports for the high priority risks.

20. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 20 11.6 Monitor and Control Risks Outputs of this process include – Risk Register Updates –Risk Re-assessments –Risk Audits –Risk reviews –Risk Action Plans Risk Management Plan Updates –Revised templates –Risk Breakdown Structure –Lessons learned from risk management activities Change Requests – Corrective and Preventative Actions Project Management Plan Updates Project Document Updates Adapted from PMBOK 4 th Edition InitiationPlanning ExecutionClose Monitor Control

21. BSBPMG407A Apply Risk Management Techniques 21 Team Assignment Criteria Team Assignment Components MarksBasic CompetencyHigher Competency Risk Rating Matrix 5  Basic scales for likelihood and consequences (3 possible ratings)  Combined impacts of likelihood and consequences  Detailed scales for likelihood and consequences (5 possible ratings)  Quantification of impacts for each rating Risk Register 5  Risk register covering major categories of project risk  Risk ratings and priorities  Summarised mitigation strategies  Concept of residual risk rating applied  More comprehensive coverage of risk categories Risk Action Plans 5  Detailed risk action plans provided for 3 highest priority risks, including assignment of responsibility for plan execution  More comprehensive risk action planes including scope, cost and time impacts of the plan Risk identification Risk management tools & techniques 5  Basic understanding of tools and techniques  At least two methods used  Advanced understanding of tools and techniques  More than two methods used and experts consulted Total2013 to 1617 to 20