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Risk management

Guidelines: Risks and issues log

NB!

Use the white areas to provide information.

Date put forward

 

Record the date on which it was identified.

R / I

 

Identify a risk with an R and an issue with an I.

Description of risk

 

Briefly describe the risk.

Action/Progress

 

What action is envisaged to address the risk?
What progress has been made to date to address the risk?

Target date

 

Date planned to address this risk

Status

 

Completed: no further risk for project
Active: risk still exists
Frozen: due to other factors, no immediate attention is given to the risk.

Probability

 

Assign a value of between 1 and 10 to the probability of the risk realising. See Guidelines: Risk control.

Impact

 

Assign a value of between 1 and 10 to the expected impact on the project should the risk realise. See Guidelines: Risk control.

Risk grading

 

Use the table to do risk grading. Indicate the grading in the correct column.

Prepared by

 

Record the name of the person who prepared the risk statement.

Acceptance records

 

The project manager and project owner must sign the log.

Additional documentation

Guidelines: Risk control

Template: Risks and issues log

Guidelines: Risk log template