Risk Management Procedures This section describes the steps you need to follow when working on job risk lines. Related Topics:Add a Risk Line You can add a line for each risk that you associate with a job. Estimate the cost for each risk, and compare these costs to the approved risk fund for the job. Copy Risk Lines from Another Job When adding risk lines to a job, you also have the option to copy those from another job. Note that copying risk lines from another job deletes all existing risks already specified for the target job. Edit a Risk Line At any point in a job's life cycle, you can go in and edit any of the risks associated with the job. Close a Risk Line You can close a risk for any of various reasons: if its due date has passed, if it took place and was handled/addressed, if it is no longer relevant, and so on. Reopen a Risk Line If you change your mind about any risk lines you closed, you can reopen them. Delete an Open Risk Line Deleting a risk line is irreversible. If you are unsure about whether you should delete a line, you can close it instead. Parent Topic: Risk Management HomeJobsJobs SubmenuRisk ManagementRisk Management Procedures
Risk Management Procedures This section describes the steps you need to follow when working on job risk lines. Related Topics:Add a Risk Line You can add a line for each risk that you associate with a job. Estimate the cost for each risk, and compare these costs to the approved risk fund for the job. Copy Risk Lines from Another Job When adding risk lines to a job, you also have the option to copy those from another job. Note that copying risk lines from another job deletes all existing risks already specified for the target job. Edit a Risk Line At any point in a job's life cycle, you can go in and edit any of the risks associated with the job. Close a Risk Line You can close a risk for any of various reasons: if its due date has passed, if it took place and was handled/addressed, if it is no longer relevant, and so on. Reopen a Risk Line If you change your mind about any risk lines you closed, you can reopen them. Delete an Open Risk Line Deleting a risk line is irreversible. If you are unsure about whether you should delete a line, you can close it instead. Parent Topic: Risk Management HomeJobsJobs SubmenuRisk ManagementRisk Management Procedures