Nowadays, effective risk and project management is crucial to success in any sector. The Risk Management and Project Management course offers you the opportunity to develop essential skills for identifying, assessing and mitigating risks, as well as for planning and delivering projects effectively. In a workplace where the demand for professionals with skills in these areas is constantly growing, possessing these skills will position you as a valuable candidate. This online course enables you to acquire theoretical and practical knowledge regardless of your location, and is tailored to your needs. You will learn how to manage unique and critical projects, ensuring that you can lead initiatives with confidence and precision. By Once you have completed this training, you will be ready to tackle complex challenges and make a significant contribution to the organisation’s success. Join us and take your skills to the next level in a competitive job market.
Risk Management and Project Management
Project Management
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- Identify and analyse potential risks in projects in order to minimise negative impacts.
- Develop effective strategies for risk management in complex projects.
- Apply project management methodologies to optimise resources and time.
- Assess and prioritise risks to enable informed and efficient decision-making.
- Implement mitigation techniques to reduce the likelihood of critical risks.
- Draw up contingency plans to ensure the continuity of unique projects.
- To improve planning and monitoring skills in the management of critical projects.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. RISK MANAGEMENT
Principles of Risk Management and the Role of the Facility Manager
Development of a risk matrix
Disaster Recovery Plans and basic cybersecurity
Development of an emergency plan
Communication management in crises and emergencies
TEACHING UNIT 2. PROJECT MANAGEMENT. PROJECT MANAGEMENT (I)
Fundamentals of project management and the project life cycle
Project management processes
Knowledge areas in project management: integration, scope and time (I)
Knowledge areas in project management: integration, scope and time (II)
Stakeholder management and the development of a plan
TEACHING UNIT 3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT. PROJECT MANAGEMENT (II)
Areas of expertise in project management. Cost management
Areas of expertise in project management. Quality
Areas of expertise in project management: Human Resources and Communications
Knowledge areas in project management. Risks and procurement
The Ten Commandments of an Excellent Project Manager
TEACHING UNIT 4. UNIQUE AND CRITICAL PROJECTS
Complex construction projects. The introduction of the Facility Manager and the value they bring
Projects involving significant organisational change. The role of the Facility Manager
Organisation of facilities in high-risk environments
When we don’t know the final outcome: innovation projects
Risks specific to the Facility Manager and how to manage them