Here's how you can effectively handle project risks.
Managing project risks is an integral part of quality management in project management. It involves identifying, analyzing, and responding to risk factors throughout the life of a project to ensure that project objectives are met. You have to be proactive and systematic in your approach to effectively handle these uncertainties. By doing so, you can minimize the impact of potential problems that might arise during the project lifecycle. It's important to understand that risk management is not about eliminating risks entirely, but rather about understanding and managing them in a way that your project's success is not jeopardized.
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PRASAD V J VHead of Site QA at Biocon | Quality professional | Operational Excellence | LinkedIn Top Voice
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Manoranjan NandaQUALITY 4.0|QUALITY SYSTEM AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT |IIM INDORE|BUSINESS ANALYTICS||LSSBB|LA- FSSC & BRC
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Mohammed AdhamQA/QC Manager at Consolidated Contractors International Company, ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor
The first step in effective risk management is to identify potential risks that could impact your project. This involves brainstorming with your team and using tools like SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) to uncover any internal or external factors that could pose a threat. It's important to engage a diverse group of stakeholders during this process, as different perspectives can reveal risks that might otherwise be overlooked. Once identified, document each risk with as much detail as possible, so you can refer back to them in later stages of the risk management process.
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Mohammed Adham
QA/QC Manager at Consolidated Contractors International Company, ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor
Handling project risks is starting by identifying all potential risks and opportunities, usually its being identified by all department's heads through a monthly meeting. Identified risks must be collected and registered in a Project Risk Register, this register must show the owner of the Risk/opportunity, probability, Impact, mitigation plan, current risk score, targeted score and current status. A monthly meeting must be held to update the status by adding new risks/opportunities or even close it. And this process called by Risk monitoring.
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Nima Zafarpoor
QA & QC Expert* IRCA Certified Lead auditor*Project Management*Project Portfolio Management*QA Engineering*Quality Auditing*Administrative Management Expet*QA Manager at Yaks* Trainer*
To effectively handle project risks, follow these steps: Identify risks through comprehensive risk analysis. 🔍 Assess their potential impact and likelihood of occurrence. ⚠️ Develop mitigation strategies to minimize their impact. 🛡️ Implement contingency plans to address unforeseen events. 📋 Monitor risks throughout the project lifecycle. 🔄 Communicate with stakeholders to keep them informed. 💬 Regularly review and update risk management plans. 📅 By proactively managing risks, I can ensure smoother project execution and achieve better outcomes. 🚀
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Mahmoud Mohamed Fouad Hussein
LinkedIn Top Voice | Water and wastewater treatment Expert |Environmental consultant | Environmental Sciences Ph.D | Certified lead Auditor ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 | General Manager of Quality and Environmental affairs
To effectively handle project risks through risk identification: 1. Brainstorm potential risks with input from stakeholders. 2. Use techniques like SWOT analysis and risk workshops. 3. Analyze historical data and consider external factors. 4. Engage stakeholders to gain diverse perspectives. 5. Prioritize risks based on likelihood and impact. 6. Document all identified risks in a comprehensive register.
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Manoranjan Nanda
QUALITY 4.0|QUALITY SYSTEM AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT |IIM INDORE|BUSINESS ANALYTICS||LSSBB|LA- FSSC & BRC
Steps to identify risks: Brainstorming:Gather project team . Documentation Review: Analysing project document including plan & schedule SWOT Analysis: to identify internal and external factors that could impact the project. Checklists: Refer to risk checklists or templates specific to your industry . Expert Judgment: Seek input from subject matter experts. Historical Data Analysis: Review lessons learned from past projects. Assumption Analysis: Identify assumptions made during project planning and assess their validity. Scenario Analysis: Explore various hypothetical scenarios . Stakeholder Engagement : Diverse experience. Risk breakdown structure: Systematically decompose into smaller components ,easier to identify risk.
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Anabel Reyes
Senior Prequalification Officer / QHSE
To effectively manage risk, project managers must have a clear understanding of their objectives so they can identify any possible barriers that could impact the team’s ability to produce results. The types of events or scenarios that fall under the category of risk can be broad and sometimes misinterpreted. While project managers or those tasked with overseeing a project may be inclined to view risks exclusively as threats, this is not always the case. To clarify this common misconception, me my self-defines project risk as “…a future event that may or may not happen which, if it does happen, will have some impact on the objectives of the project. It could be positive—an opportunity, or negative—a threat.”
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VeroNIKA Soukupová
ISO - ESG Expert Services︱S-cope Founder︱LinkedIn Guide for Sales Teams
It is also very good to involve ESG materiality assessment if you operate on EU market. It is very similar and you can have one risk analysis included ESG topics as well. If you have a look in fresh new ammendment of management systems standards such as ISO 9001 etc., you see the reguirements for climate change. It correspondes to changes in the society attitude.
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Lydia Ininuma
QHSE Coordinator at Open Access Data Centres (A WIOCC Group Company)
In my experience, project risks can be handled by Identifying the risks, analysing its likelihood and impact, creating a risk management plan, monitoring and controlling the risks, and lastly updating and communicating to all stakeholders involved regularly.
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Ali Zaib
Quality and Food Safety Administrator | Quality Assurance & Quality Control Professional | HACCP level 4 Certified (Highfield London UK )
1) Brainstorming Sessions: Collaborate with the project team to identify risks. 2) SWOT Analysis: Identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. 3) Checklists: Use industry-specific checklists to ensure all potential risks are considered. 4) Historical Data: Review past projects for common risks.
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Robin Wilson Tucker, MBA, NCOPE
One of the best ways to identify and handle risk in a process or manufacturing environment is to conduct an FMEA (Failure Modes Effect Analysis), this is done prior to the project to mitigate risk.
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Lokesh Sharma
"Plant Head | IIM-V | MBA in Operations | B.E. Mechanical Engineering | Focused on Quality Management"
Effectively handling project risks involves: 1. Identifying potential risks early 🔍. 2. Analyzing the impact and likelihood of each risk 🔢. 3. Developing mitigation strategies 🛠️. 4. Regularly monitoring risks to adapt strategies as needed 👀. 5. Communicating openly with your team about risks and responses 🗣️. 6. Learning from past projects to improve risk management 📚. Stay proactive and prepared! #ProjectManagement #RiskManagement
After identifying potential risks, you need to analyze them to determine their likelihood and impact. This is where qualitative and quantitative risk analysis techniques come into play. Qualitative analysis allows you to prioritize risks based on their probability and impact, often using a risk matrix to visually map out where each risk falls. Quantitative analysis, on the other hand, involves numerical methods to estimate the effects of risks on project objectives. Both analyses are crucial for developing a clear understanding of which risks need immediate attention and which can be monitored over time.
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Elena Rukavichnikova
Head of QA | ISTQB CTFL+ALTM | GAQM CQM | IT Academy Tutor
My favourite analytical tool is FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis), can be really helpful. It tries to identify all possible potential failures of a product or process, prioritize them according to their risk, and set in motion action to eliminate or reduce the probability of their occurrence. It tells the organization where its resources should be applied, because all possible failures are not equal, and we should deal with most critical of them first of all. That tool can identify them very accurately.
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Sathiyamoorthy Ramamoorthy
Automotive Software Quality Leader | Seeking New Challenges | ASPICE Provisional and CySec Assessor | UL CFSP ISO 26262 | TÜV Nord Cybersecurity Engineer ISO 21434 | TÜV SÜD AI Quality Engineer
There are different ways of carrying out risk analysis. For example, in the automotive industry, FMEA, FTA, HARA, TARA are some of the techniques used to analyse risks. The fundamentals of risk analysis are the same. 1. Understand the probability of the adverse event occurring. 2. Understand the consequences of the adverse event. 3. Understand the controllability of the adverse event if it occurs.
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Manoranjan Nanda
QUALITY 4.0|QUALITY SYSTEM AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT |IIM INDORE|BUSINESS ANALYTICS||LSSBB|LA- FSSC & BRC
One thing I have found useful to use FMEA: Identify Potential Failure Modes. Determine the Effects of Failure. Assign Severity Ratings. Identify Potential Causes. Assign Occurrence Ratings. Rate the likelihood of each potential cause leading to its associated failure mode. Detectability Assessment. Calculate Risk Priority Number (RPN):This helps prioritize which risks require immediate attention.Prioritize Mitigation Actions: Focus on addressing high RPN values first, as these represent the most critical risks to the project's success. Review and Update
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Risks analysis associated with projects depends on: Identify the causes that may lead to the occurrence of the risk and determine them numerically in the form of probability. Identify the consequences that occur as a result of the risk occurring and specify them numerically in terms of severity. The most common reasons that increase risks during the project may be the changes that stakeholder may request, so the changes must be controlled to mitigate the risks and deal with them correctly.
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Dafné Didier
Diretor de Assuntos Regulatórios na Regoola | Assessoria e Consultoria Regulatória em Alimentos
Para gerenciar riscos em projetos de qualidade, além de analisá-los, desenvolva estratégias de resposta específicas e planos de contingência detalhados. Monitore continuamente os riscos, usando indicadores-chave de desempenho (KPIs) para medir a eficácia das ações de mitigação. Estabeleça um plano de comunicação robusto para que todos estejam cientes dos riscos e das estratégias de mitigação. Utilize ferramentas de software para rastrear riscos e invista em treinamento contínuo da equipe. Conduza análises pós-projeto para documentar lições aprendidas e melhorar os processos. Promova uma cultura de proatividade e vigilância para uma gestão de riscos mais eficaz.
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Hamada Ahmed
Quality Consultant | Quality Improvement Strategist | Quality Management Trainer | Help organizations and individuals become more effective and efficient
Any analysis need to take into account three levels : 1- Assess risk severity ( Impact ) 2- Probability of occurrence 3- Current Control This levels make easy to prioritize risks and communicate well .
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Risk analysis depends on: 1- Severity Focus on results. What is the impact of the risk on subsequent events? How does the risk affect Product quality or safety, customer satisfaction process capability or cost? 2- Probability: Focus on the causes. What is the probability that the operation will occur? How likely are there things that might help it happen? What is the probability of the risk occurring within the process? Detectability: Focus on the system. Is there procedure to detect and deal with risk? Then use FMEA Failure Mode Effect Analysis, Give number to each items, and mutiple these number together to calculate Risk Priority Number (RPN), the priority of risk depends of RPN value
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Pavithra Kuruwita
Quality Management Specialist | Driving Operational Excellence with Data & Automation : ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor/ ISO 13485:2016 Internal Auditor/ Microsoft Certified Data Analyst and Power Platform Expert
After identification, each risk is analyzed to determine its impact and probability. I use a combination of qualitative methods, such as expert judgment and risk matrices, and quantitative methods like Monte Carlo simulations for more complex projects. This analysis helps prioritize risks based on their potential impact on project objectives.
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Jeffrey Salonga
Compliance Engineer/ Quality Engineer /Auditor/ Process Improvement
Analyse the risks and use measurements such as Severity, Likelihood and Risks ratings. Measuring and analysing the risks helps us to prioritise the biggest risks that might impact our organisation.
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Arpit S Bhatia
SECURITY ENGINEER | COMPLIANCE AND STANDARDISATION | BUSINESS ANALYST |
Assess the impact and likelihood of identified risks. Use techniques such as PI matrices, risk scoring, and RCM to evaluate risks. This will help in risk mitigation planning and development. It also helps to build strategies and reduce the impact of risks.
Once risks are identified and analyzed, it's time to plan your responses. This involves developing options and actions to enhance opportunities and reduce threats to the project's objectives. For each major risk, you should decide whether to avoid, transfer, mitigate, or accept it. Avoidance might mean changing the project plan to circumvent the risk, while transferring could involve outsourcing a risky part of the project. Mitigation means taking steps to reduce the probability or impact of the risk, and acceptance is when the risk is acknowledged but no active steps are taken—usually reserved for low-priority risks.
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Manoranjan Nanda
QUALITY 4.0|QUALITY SYSTEM AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT |IIM INDORE|BUSINESS ANALYTICS||LSSBB|LA- FSSC & BRC
I found it very useful response Strategy Selection: Determine appropriate response strategies for each identified risk based on its characteristics: Avoidance: Take actions to eliminate the risk or change project plans to avoid the risk altogether.Mitigation: Implement proactive measures to reduce the probability or impact of the risk. Transfer: Shift the risk to a third party, such as through insurance, outsourcing, or contractual agreements. Acceptance: Acknowledge the risk and its potential impact without taking specific action. This strategy is appropriate for risks with low impact or probability.
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Neilson Patel
L6SBB l SME-Microbiology I Sterility Assurance l Quality Operations-QA,QMS,CQV l Self Inspection/Internal Audit l Vendor Qualification l Project Management (Google) I Leadership skills (IIMA)
To effectively handle project risks, focus on planning responses. After identifying and analyzing risks, develop specific strategies to mitigate or address each one. Create contingency plans for high-impact risks and assign responsibilities to team members for implementing these plans. Use tools like risk response matrices to outline action steps and timelines. By planning responses, you ensure that your team is prepared to tackle potential issues proactively, reducing the likelihood of disruptions and keeping your project on track. This strategic approach helps manage uncertainties and maintain project quality and timelines.
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Pavithra Kuruwita
Quality Management Specialist | Driving Operational Excellence with Data & Automation : ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor/ ISO 13485:2016 Internal Auditor/ Microsoft Certified Data Analyst and Power Platform Expert
For each high-priority risk, I develop response strategies which may include risk avoidance, mitigation, transfer, or acceptance. Detailed action plans are created, specifying the steps needed to manage these risks effectively. This stage often involves contingency planning for potential scenarios that could disrupt the project.
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Saira Pamela D.
In my experience when carrying out a risk analysis of project activities, it is essential to weigh its impact, but not exclusively to propose and understand probable scenarios, but to mitigate, always seeking to implement control. This frontal posture, with greater or less threat reduction, is the only viable way to guarantee security. Which is always a priority, nothing to evade or transfer, it is an implicit responsibility, it is also logical and even mandatory to subsequently evaluate the effectiveness of the response to risk mitigation.
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Janhendrik Timm
Masterstudent, University of Applied Sciences Flensburg
In my experience a close follow up is mandatory to not simply forget risks or wait until they solve themself. The follow up must´nt be done by experts but with people able to facilitate the different actions.
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Sathiyamoorthy Ramamoorthy
Automotive Software Quality Leader | Seeking New Challenges | ASPICE Provisional and CySec Assessor | UL CFSP ISO 26262 | TÜV Nord Cybersecurity Engineer ISO 21434 | TÜV SÜD AI Quality Engineer
Responding to risk is the critical step in risk management. some risks are worth ignoring, while others should be prevented. The following are common approaches to risk response. 1. Prevent the risk from occurring - change the source of the risk event. for example, change your architecture, functionality, target market, supplier. 2. Accept the risk - sometimes it is better to do nothing, but this decision should be based on a careful cost-benefit analysis. you should plan for contingencies to deal with the situation when the risk occurs. 3. Transfer the risk - Find a supplier who can develop and manage the risk or take out insurance. 5. Mitigate the risk - take steps to reduce the occurrence and/or impact of the risk.
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Janani Parthasarathy
Account Quality Manager at Cognizant
Having no mitigation plan or having a mitigation plan for the sake of it or not sure if the mitigation plan identified really works is a threat to risk monitoring . The risk monitoring should happen on defined or regular frequencies
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Dafné Didier
Diretor de Assuntos Regulatórios na Regoola | Assessoria e Consultoria Regulatória em Alimentos
Após identificar e analisar os riscos, planeje suas respostas para aumentar oportunidades e reduzir ameaças aos objetivos do projeto. Para cada risco, decida se deve evitá-lo, transferi-lo, mitigá-lo ou aceitá-lo. Evitar envolve alterar o plano do projeto, transferir pode significar terceirização, mitigação reduz a probabilidade ou impacto, e aceitação é para riscos de baixa prioridade. Implemente monitoramento contínuo, ajustes necessários e documente todas as respostas para facilitar a comunicação. Invista em treinamento da equipe e utilize ferramentas de software específicas para a gestão de riscos, promovendo uma abordagem proativa.
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John Patrick Fernando, CLSSGB
Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Planning your responses to identified risks is like strategizing for a game where you want to win by anticipating every possible move. After identifying and analyzing risks, the next step is to develop a game plan to either enhance opportunities or reduce threats to your project. For each significant risk, you have a few strategic options: you can avoid the risk by altering the project plan, transfer the risk by outsourcing a risky component, mitigate the risk by implementing measures to lessen its impact or likelihood, or accept the risk if it's low priority and not worth the resources to address.
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Hossam Mostafa - حسام مصطفي
Develop and Quality Assurance&Control Manager | Quality Trainer | Quality Consultant ISO 9001 45001 14001 | TOT | LSSGB
Effectively managing project risks includes planning responses after identifying and analyzing them. Develop actions to enhance opportunities and reduce threats. For each major risk, decide to avoid, transfer, mitigate, or accept it. Avoidance involves changing the project plan to sidestep the risk. Transferring might mean outsourcing a risky task. Mitigation involves reducing the risk's probability or impact. Acceptance is acknowledging the risk without active steps, typically for low-priority risks. This strategic approach ensures proactive management of risks to protect project objectives.
Effective risk management requires clear accountability. Assigning ownership of risks to specific team members ensures that there is a point person responsible for monitoring each risk and implementing the response plans. The assigned owners should have the knowledge, skills, and authority to manage the risk effectively. They will be the go-to individuals for any updates or changes related to their assigned risks, and they will also be responsible for communicating these updates to the rest of the team and stakeholders.
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PRASAD V J V
Head of Site QA at Biocon | Quality professional | Operational Excellence | LinkedIn Top Voice
Mitigate the risk by assigning right task to the right person, capability assessment, right mentorship during execution will help to complete the tasks in time.
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Sangeeta Dey
Lead Quality at Jupiter Money
Post a successful brainstorming and identification of the POA, it's critically important to assign the ownership to a specific team / group who will be responsible to drive the end to end action and bring results. Continuous follow ups with the respective people on stock checks, trend analysis, failure or success of the actions, any failure / no results achieved actions to be immediately modified. Take inputs from the respective owners of the POAs on what went wrong and any idea (if they have) based on their observations will help in redefining/modifying the defined actions
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Pavithra Kuruwita
Quality Management Specialist | Driving Operational Excellence with Data & Automation : ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor/ ISO 13485:2016 Internal Auditor/ Microsoft Certified Data Analyst and Power Platform Expert
Assigning a risk owner is key to ensuring that each risk is actively managed. Owners are typically chosen based on their expertise and authority to act on the risk. They are responsible for monitoring their risks and executing response plans as necessary.
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Dafné Didier
Diretor de Assuntos Regulatórios na Regoola | Assessoria e Consultoria Regulatória em Alimentos
Uma gestão eficaz dos riscos requer uma responsabilização clara. Atribuir a propriedade dos riscos a membros específicos da equipe garante que haja uma pessoa responsável por monitorar cada risco e implementar os planos de resposta. Os proprietários designados devem ter conhecimentos, habilidades e autoridade para gerenciar o risco de forma eficaz. Eles serão os indivíduos responsáveis por quaisquer atualizações ou alterações relacionadas aos riscos atribuídos e também serão responsáveis por comunicar essas atualizações ao resto da equipe e às partes interessadas. Além disso, a realização de revisões periódicas e a utilização de ferramentas de software ajudam a manter a visibilidade dos riscos e a eficácia das respostas.
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Jeffrey Salonga
Compliance Engineer/ Quality Engineer /Auditor/ Process Improvement
Assign ownership, accountability and responsible person to mitigate and take actions in the risks. They will monitor the risks and create an action plan.
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Sathiyamoorthy Ramamoorthy
Automotive Software Quality Leader | Seeking New Challenges | ASPICE Provisional and CySec Assessor | UL CFSP ISO 26262 | TÜV Nord Cybersecurity Engineer ISO 21434 | TÜV SÜD AI Quality Engineer
Identifying risks and assigning them to the right person is half of risk management. In my experience, most risk management failures occur because the risks are assigned to the project manager by default. He/she may not have the authority/resources to deal with certain risks. The risk management strategy should define a flow/criteria to assign the appropriate risks to the appropriate management.
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DAIANE SOARES
Química Industrial | Yellow Belt | Meio Ambiente
O colaborador atribuído para tal função deve possuir visão estratégica para análise de riscos, capacidade de resolução de problemas e boa comunicação.
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Neilson Patel
L6SBB l SME-Microbiology I Sterility Assurance l Quality Operations-QA,QMS,CQV l Self Inspection/Internal Audit l Vendor Qualification l Project Management (Google) I Leadership skills (IIMA)
To effectively handle project risks, focus on assigning ownership. Clearly designate team members responsible for managing each identified risk. This includes monitoring the risk, implementing response strategies, and reporting on progress. Ensure that everyone understands their roles and responsibilities regarding risk management. By assigning ownership, you create accountability and ensure that risks are addressed promptly and efficiently. This proactive approach helps maintain project momentum and quality, as team members are empowered to manage potential issues before they escalate.
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Gabriel Lyra
Customer Success | Relacionamento com o Cliente | Engenheiro de Produção - UFSJ | Excel
In my experience, assigning ownership of risks to specific team members is crucial for effective risk management. Choosing owners based on their expertise and authority ensures active monitoring and informed decision-making. It's more than just delegating; it's about assessing capabilities and providing appropriate mentorship. Assigning ownership is not just a risk management strategy; it is essential for operational excellence and project success.
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Assigning of Risk Ownership is very important in project risk management, especially in out of tolerance risks. The main responsibilities are: 1- Monitoring the assigned risk. 2- Assisting in developing risk mitigation plans. 3- Execution mitigation plans if necessary. 4- Collaborating with other team members on best practices for risk prevention.
Monitoring risks is an ongoing activity that should occur throughout the project lifecycle. It involves tracking identified risks, reevaluating their status, and identifying new risks as the project progresses. Effective monitoring ensures that you can respond quickly to changes and make adjustments to your risk management plans as necessary. It also allows you to capture lessons learned from risk management activities, which can be invaluable for future projects. Regular risk reviews with your team can help keep everyone informed and engaged with the risk management process.
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Risk monitoring is a continuous process during project life cycle. It includes: Pre-identified risks: Determine the occurrence of risks and the effectiveness of the proposed control measures and make adjustments when necessary. KPIs: Define KPIs for each stage, monitored and measured to ensure proper project progress. Change control: In some projects, changes may occur, so you should identify the risks related to these changes and control or treatment procedures and what is the impact of them on tproject progressand deadlines. Communication: Some risks may be discovered in one area and may have impact on anther area so you must communicate with all team members to dicuss risks, controls, and new risks.
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Sathiyamoorthy Ramamoorthy
Automotive Software Quality Leader | Seeking New Challenges | ASPICE Provisional and CySec Assessor | UL CFSP ISO 26262 | TÜV Nord Cybersecurity Engineer ISO 21434 | TÜV SÜD AI Quality Engineer
In my experience, risk tracking and monitoring is often neglected in projects, which is understandable as practitioners are busy with multiple meetings and delivering the product. Many methodologies and organisational processes require a specific regular meeting for risk tracking and monitoring, but this is often not practised or is less effective. Today's complex and large projects require risk management meetings at several levels, e.g. scrum team level, SW/HW competence level, project level and steering committee level. This structure ensures appropriate participation, effective tracking of risks and communication to the next level.
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Nidia Malpica Parra
Ingeniera Química | Consultora senior en Sistemas de Gestión | Auditora líder IRCA | Formadora de auditores internos | Tutora | Conferencista | Procesos | ISO 9001 | ISO 14001 | ISO 45001 | FSSC 22000 | HACCP | BPM |
Para manejar eficazmente los riesgos del proyecto, es esencial asignar responsables específicos para cada riesgo identificado y establecer un proceso de monitoreo continuo. Cada riesgo debe tener un propietario designado, responsable de supervisar su evolución y tomar medidas correctivas según sea necesario. Además, se deben establecer indicadores clave de rendimiento (KPIs) para cada riesgo, lo que facilitará el seguimiento y la evaluación de su impacto a lo largo del tiempo. El monitoreo constante permitirá una respuesta oportuna ante cualquier cambio en la probabilidad o el impacto de los riesgos, asegurando así la efectividad de las estrategias de mitigación implementadas.
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Janhendrik Timm
Masterstudent, University of Applied Sciences Flensburg
Also we must not forgot that enviromental or coporate changes may impact risks. A risk, which seems highly important in one point of time, doesn´t mean the priority is sustainable. It might increase or decrease
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Neilson Patel
L6SBB l SME-Microbiology I Sterility Assurance l Quality Operations-QA,QMS,CQV l Self Inspection/Internal Audit l Vendor Qualification l Project Management (Google) I Leadership skills (IIMA)
To effectively handle project risks, focus on monitoring risks continuously. Establish a process for regularly reviewing identified risks and assessing any new ones. Use tools like risk registers and dashboards to track risk status and mitigation efforts. Schedule periodic risk review meetings with your team to discuss progress and any changes in risk levels. By monitoring risks, you can quickly identify emerging issues, adjust strategies as needed, and ensure that risks are managed proactively. This ongoing vigilance helps keep your project on course and maintains high standards of quality and performance.
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John Patrick Fernando, CLSSGB
Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Continuous monitoring of risks is essential for project success. It's like keeping a finger on the pulse of your project's health, allowing you to respond swiftly to any changes or emerging threats. Plus, by regularly reviewing risks with the team, you not only ensure everyone stays informed but also foster a culture of proactive risk management and collaboration. It's a crucial aspect of project management that can significantly contribute to achieving desired outcomes.
Communication is key in managing project risks. You need to ensure that all stakeholders are aware of risks and the actions being taken to manage them. Effective communication means providing the right information at the right time to the right people. This can involve regular updates through meetings, reports, or dashboards that track the status of risks. By keeping everyone informed, you can ensure that stakeholders understand the risk landscape of the project and can make informed decisions or provide support as needed.
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Pavithra Kuruwita
Quality Management Specialist | Driving Operational Excellence with Data & Automation : ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor/ ISO 13485:2016 Internal Auditor/ Microsoft Certified Data Analyst and Power Platform Expert
Effective communication is integral to risk management. I ensure that all stakeholders are informed about the risk landscape and understand the measures in place to manage risks. Regular updates, through reports or meetings, help maintain transparency and foster a proactive approach to risk management.
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DAIANE SOARES
Química Industrial | Yellow Belt | Meio Ambiente
Os riscos podem variar conforme o tipo de indústria, empresa, ou setor, portanto ter uma comunicação eficiente é imprescindível para manter a transparência sobre os riscos e suas medidas de contenção ou mitigação, fornecendo aos colaboradores informações necessárias para que possam desenvolver suas atividades cientes de tais riscos e medidas. Uma boa comunicação tem impacto positivo no desempenho geral dos colaboradores e na dinâmica de trabalho.
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Gabriel Lyra
Customer Success | Relacionamento com o Cliente | Engenheiro de Produção - UFSJ | Excel
As addressed in topic 4, assigning responsibility is crucial, but equally important is effective communication. Ensuring that all stakeholders are informed about risks and management actions through regular updates is essential. This allows stakeholders to understand the risk landscape and make informed decisions. Combining clear assignment of responsibilities with effective communication creates a robust framework for risk management, promoting transparency, collaboration, and project success.
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viviane jeanbat
Directrice qualité chez cemka
Tout le.monde participe à la qualité à son échelle. Il est donc important d'emporter l'adhésion de tout le monde et faire comprendre le pourquoi des mesures. La qualité ne doit pas être percue comme des règles inutiles rebarbatives mais comme un outil d'amélioration pour tout le monde
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Communication starts in the beginning of risk assessment process, then continue during stages and doesn't finish. Communication provides creative thoughts in risk Identification, analysis, control, or review. communication is essential for acceptable risks to ensure correct handling procedure.
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Carlos Mario Araujo
Senior Python Developer | Management Solution Designer | Data Product Strategist
Effective communication can be a significant challenge in risk management. Often, individuals are hesitant to discuss risks, particularly operational employees who may withhold information due to fear of punishment, termination, or increased workload. Effective communication begins with an open mindset from both staff and managers, and understanding from operatives. Managers need to recognize that setbacks are inevitable, which is why risk management exists. Conversely, employees should understand that providing comprehensive information to the company about existing or potential problems makes them easier to solve or prevent.
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Kanchan Chantola
Pharma Quality Specialist | 6S Implementation Expert | Process Simplification & Productivity Improvement | Vendor / Supplier Audits | Business Development Specialist | Project Management Expert.
Risk Management is the prime key to make project successful. In pharma Risk Management is very important in Quality Compliance aspect. Before initiation of project it is must to evaluate risks, & identify the Controls and if required initiate the CAPA plan. Each Project is having their own risks and limitations so, as an Quality Professional person must have to study the project first then according to requirements he / she has to evaluate the risks. Against each risk it is mandatory to have strong Control Plan OR CAPA plan.. All above Risk Management is required on paper with cross functional team alignment. Thanks
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Jean-Marc Chevalier
Eidg. Fachausweis Lebensmitteltechnologie Strickhof Lindau
Effectively handling project risks involves several key steps: - #Assess #Risks: Once you've identified potential risks, assess each one's likelihood and potential impact on the project. This helps prioritize which risks to focus on and allocate resources accordingly. - #Learn from #Experience: After the project is completed, conduct a post-mortem analysis to evaluate how effectively risks were managed and identify lessons learned for future projects. This iterative process helps improve risk management practices over time.
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Pavithra Kuruwita
Quality Management Specialist | Driving Operational Excellence with Data & Automation : ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor/ ISO 13485:2016 Internal Auditor/ Microsoft Certified Data Analyst and Power Platform Expert
Beyond these steps, it’s important to foster a culture that values risk management. Encouraging team members to report potential risks and not penalizing them for identifying new risks are practices that promote a proactive risk management environment. Additionally, learning from past projects and integrating those lessons into your risk management process can significantly enhance your strategy for future projects.
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Magnus Liavaag
Technical Lead Hybrid at Kongsberg Maritime
The most important thing to realize with potential project risks is how you handle them. Always look for solutions, not who to blame for the risk appearing. The risk management depend on solution oriented ppl to handle the risk mitigation.
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Oula Hatahet
Pharmacutical Consultant
Risk assessment in the pharmaceutical industry, and when the risk is related to severe harm to the patient, that is, it may cause death when taking the medicine, the severity is given a very high number, for example 54 instead of 8, so that the risk priority number (RPN) remains high even if its probability is very low and thus the risk consider significant and important, so it needs to be closely monitored and controlled.
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Nidia Malpica Parra
Ingeniera Química | Consultora senior en Sistemas de Gestión | Auditora líder IRCA | Formadora de auditores internos | Tutora | Conferencista | Procesos | ISO 9001 | ISO 14001 | ISO 45001 | FSSC 22000 | HACCP | BPM |
Ejemplos de actividades que se pueden implementar para minimizar los riesgos y lograr proyectos exitosos en sistemas de gestión: 1.Identificación proactiva de riesgos: Técnicas como lluvia de ideas, análisis FODA para identificar factores internos y externos que podrían afectar el proyecto. 2.Planificación de la respuesta al riesgo: Que incluya estrategias para mitigar, transferir, evitar o aceptar los riesgos identificados y asignar responsables. 3.Monitoreo continuo de los riesgos: Seguimiento regular de los riesgos identificados y evaluar su probabilidad e impacto. 4.Comunicación efectiva: Informar sobre los riesgos identificados, las estrategias de mitigación y los avances del proyecto.
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Anthony Phun
QUALITY / QAQC MANAGEMENT
How to effectively handle project risks would be the base line of the Quality Management Plan. Thus it is essential that the QMP be constantly reviewed and revised as all projects have specific and unique risks. Being able to forsee and walk through these risks and plan the appropriate response would mean that your QMP is up to date and relevant while at the same time ensure your quality plan is maintained.
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