Risk Management

PROJECT: UW-Milwaukee Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex, Milwaukee, WI

For Critical Decision-Making

Develop a strategic plan to control project risks.

Construction projects come with numerous inherent risks. Developing a project Risk Management Plan (RMP) is essential to project management.

We work with the Owner and project stakeholders to identify, analyze, monitor and rank all potential project risks. Then we will develop a strategic plan to control them.

We work to identify, analyze, plan, monitor and rank potential project risk impacts, and develop a strategic plan to control them.

Our Role

Developing a project Risk Management Plan (RMP) is essential to project management.

We work with the Owner and the different project stakeholders to identify potential project risks. Once they are identified, we analyze, plan, monitor and rank each positive and negative risk impact on the project and develop a strategic plan to control them.

Our Approach

We utilize a quantitative and qualitative approach, detailing each risk on a register, analyzing each risk based on the probability of it occurring and the cost and schedule impact if realized.

The risk register is an effective decision-making tool that provides visibility to the Owner’s leadership to make decisions critical to the project’s success.