Risk Management Professional (PMI-USA)

Risk Management Professional

Risk is inherent in everything that we do and it’s, therefore, no surprise that risk management holds a high level of importance within project management.
This PMI-RMP® Exam Preparation course offers an overview of project risk and risk management in a combination of lecture
and hands-on learning formats and is geared towards preparing students for the PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)®certification
exam offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI).

This boot-camp style course covers the four primary exam objectives:
Risk Communication, Risk Analysis, Risk Response Planning, and Risk Governance, along with the related exam objectives.

PMI-RMP Certification is targeted at project management professionals who are involved in recognizing individuals who provide expertise
in the specialized area of assessing and identifying project risks along with preparing plans to mitigate threats and capitalize on opportunities.

If you’re ready for greater recognition, the PMI-RMP will validate your specialized expertise and help you stand out to employers, stakeholders, and peers.

For more information about the RMP course please visit
PMI’s official website

Training Goals

Learn basic concepts and approaches to Risk Management.
Learn to generate a Risk Management Plan.
Learn about Risk Registers.
Learn to manage the Risk Register.
Learn about building a Communication Foundation.

Learn Communication Theories and Management.
Learn to communicate with Stakeholders and determine Stakeholder Risk Tolerance.
Learn tools and techniques of Qualitative Risk Analysis.
Learn tools and techniques of Quantitative Risk Analysis.
Learn to build and manage a Risk Response Plan.

Prerequisites

Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or the global equivalent)
36 months of project risk management experience within the last 5 years
40 hours of project risk management education

OR

Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or the global equivalent)
24 months of project risk management experience within the last 5 years
30 hours of project risk management education

Exam Information

Online Examination
3 ½ Hour
170 Multiple Choice Questions

Who Should Attend?

If you have advanced knowledge and experience in risk management, or if you are a project manager focused
on project risk management, including for large projects and/or complex environments, then the PMI-RMP® is
an excellent choice for you.

This RMP training is specially designed for:

Project Managers
Senior Executives
Directors
Engineers
Planning Engineers
Project Coordinators

Business Executives
Operations Managers
Construction Managers
Safety Officers/Managers
IT Project Managers

This RMP course is most beneficial for Telecom, Oil & Gas, construction, manufacturing, power, IT and other industries interested in learning ways for increasing and improving their productivity.

Course Outline

Introduction
Purpose of the practice standard for risk management
Project risk management definition
Role of practice risk management in project management
Good risk management practice
Critical success factors for project risk management
Mockup Exercises

Introduction
Definitions
Individual Risk And Overall Project Risk
Stakeholder Risks Attitudes
Interactive Process
Communication
Responsibility For Project Risk Management
Project Manager’s Role For Project Risk Management
Mockup Exercises

Project Risk Management And Project Management
Project Risk Management Processes
Purpose And Objective Of The Plan Risk Management Process
Critical Success Factors For The Plan Risk Management Process
Tools And Techniques For The Plan Risk Management Process
Documenting The Results Of The Plan Risk Management Process
Mockup Exercises

Plan Approach To Risk Management
Determine Stakeholders And Risk Tolerance
Understand Roles And Responsibilities
Risk Owner, Project Manager And Team Members
Develop Risk And Opportunities Management Plan
Developing Risk Definition Scales To Rate Risks

Objective Of The Identify Risk Process
Top Down – Bottom Up Identification
Critical Success Factors For The Identify Risk Process
Tools And Techniques For The Identify Risk Process
Document Action, Research, Interviews And Assumptions
Review, Brainstorming, Flowcharting, Ishikawa Diagram, Lessons
Human Factors In Identification
3 Key Factors Risk Analysis
Documenting The Results Of The Identify Risk Process

Objective Of The Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis
Determining True Risk Impact
Pre And Post Mitigation Characteristics
Critical Success Factors
Tools And Techniques
Determining Probability And Impact
Documenting The Results

Purpose And Objectives
Mitigation Strategies
Cost Benefit Of Risk Mitigation/Opportunity Promotion
Mitigation Plans

Risk Occurrences: Risk Triggers And Fallback Plans
Monitoring Mitigations And Fallback Plan Status
Re-evaluating Existing Risks And Identifying New One

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