with a risk. Also, he must have an influence on how to
select a good project to reduce a risk in construction.
Four major factors of success:
•
Schedule management
•
Cost control
•
Teamwork and personnel development
•
Change order administration
And these factors (above) will explain it in short; when
using the schedule, you can resolve open issues. Also,
you can monitor and control the project. As time
runs, the ability to influence project decisions with
cost controls is greatly diminished. The acceptance
and consideration of all ideas is critical to maintain a
consistent flow of information. Finally, change in order
can lead to the deterioration of a company budgeted
profit.
Project risk management:
Risk management is the systematic process
of managing an organization’s exposures
to achieve its objectives in a manner
consistent with public interest, human safety
environmental factors, and the law.
There are two stages in the process of
project risk management, risk assessment
and risk control. Risk assessment can take
place at any time during the project, though
the sooner the better. However, risk control
cannot be effective without a previous risk
assessment.
Risk management hast two element, one
is risk assessment and another one is risk
control; each element has three factors.
For risk assessment element, there are three
factors such as: identify uncertainties, analyze
risks, and prioritize risks. Also, risk control has
three factors such as: mitigate risks, plan for
emergencies, and measure and control.
Risk mitigation measures:
Based on the foregoing studies, we have conclude
that risks may be allocated by more of die following
options:
•
Risk acceptance
•
Risk reduction
•
Risk sharing
•
Risk transfer
•
Risk avoidance
Understanding financial risk
from the owner’s perspective
Financial risk is directly tied to the owner’s ability to
design and execute an adequate financial plan. As
project managers lose control over this process due
to insufficient planning, unforeseen construction
problems, or abrupt changes in financial markets,
both the amount and cost of project financing are
affected.
Risk modeling and assessment:
This section deals with the issue of risk modeling
and measurement. In order to quantify the impact
of risk one needs to develop a logical model for
risk measurement. This model should be used in
conjunction with the identified risk items as described
previously.
Keeping projects on time and within budget are two of
the most important functions of project management
estimates.
Owner’s risk:
Almost every party involved in the project needs to
perform its own kind of risk analysis. The owner has
to look at risk issues at a macro or aggregate level,
the contractor would be wise to consider chance
variations at more detailed level. The owner, public
or private, needs to assess the amount of uncertainty
in the project cost and schedule in order to make
plans for seeking project funding. The accuracy
of estimating funding levels over project life, and
the probability of project failure due to optimistic
assumptions all add to the project’s financial risks. The
owner should also concern itself with the contractor
selection process, the stability and strength of the
contractor in executing a large transit project.
Contractor’s risk:
The traditional contractor on the other hand, looks
at a project’s risks from a different angle. Although
financial risks are very important and the contractor
would want to be sure that the owner has sufficient
funding to finance the project. the contractor will be
concerned with the amount of funding that would
be needed for interim financing. Also, the contractor
needs to pinpoint areas of risk and uncertainty in
the project and assess the impact of those areas on
the project cost and duration I in order to include to
include a reasonable contingency (cost element of
an estimate to cover a statistical probability of the
occurrence of unforeseeable elements of cost within
the defined project scope due to a combination of
uncertainties of future event) in the bid.
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