Risk registers
Keep the risk description, assessment, and project context together.
Project controls
Bring risk records, ownership, and schedule links into a shared project conversation.
Exposure in context
Locate the risk.What your team can do
Keep the risk description, assessment, and project context together.
Make the responsible person and the proposed response part of the record.
Review the relationship between a recorded risk and relevant schedule activities.
01 / In detail
Start with the risk description and assessment to decide which exposure needs attention.
Use a shared risk record to describe what could happen and the potential consequence for the project.
Open the assessment behind a matrix position to understand its likelihood and consequence.
02 / In detail
Agree who owns the risk and what the team intends to do about it.
Assign an owner who can coordinate the response and the next review.
Record the intended mitigation and revisit it when site conditions or delivery plans change.
03 / In detail
Use the linked activity to explain where a risk could affect delivery.
Connect the risk to the relevant schedule activity so the team can see which work may be affected.
For example, discuss an access risk beside the affected work package, then review the mitigation with its owner.
Putting it into practice
Start with the record, check the evidence and agree who does what next.
A clearer project conversation