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Mladen Radujković - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Risk Register developement and implementation for construction projects
Građevinar, 2013Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar Dunović, Mladen Radujković, Mladen VukomanovićAbstract:U radu se prikazuje originalna metodologija razvoja sustava registra rizika za građevinske projekte u Hrvatskoj kao i njegova integracija u proces upravljanja rizicima. Primjena metodologije omogucuje kreiranje registra rizika koji ispunjava ocekivanu ulogu sredisnjeg alata za proces upravljanja rizicima. U tom obliku registar rizika postaje aktivna poveznica između upravljanja rizicima i upravljanja znanjem u građevinskim projektima cime se upravljanje projektima podiže na visu razinu, a time i uspjeh upravljanja projektom.
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Risk and Performance Management in Megaprojects
2012Co-Authors: Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:This presentation shows the results of Risk management research for application in improving the success in realization of large projects. The results of many years' research are presented in a cycle of six phases, which supplement and overlap each other. The phases deals with : cost and time overruns, Risk breakdown structure, Risk components and characteristics, Risk Register and Risk gate model.
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Risk MODEL FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Risk Register SYSTEM
2009Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:One of the first phases of research on Risk Register was dealing with Risk itself and resulted with Risk model for construction projects Risk Register system. The model was developed based on research on existing Risk models, Risk management process and research and development of construction projects Risk management system. After extensive research and testing on case studies we developed the Risk model together with construction project Risk Register system. During this research we found that for better understanding of Risk in construction projects and improvement of Risk identification in practice we found useful to introduce a term uncertainty level as characteristic of Risk to distinguish Risk from planned event. This term is used to define Risk as uncertain future event with uncertainty level higher than one of planned event which, if activated by driver, will cause consequence which will impact on project success.
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Risk Register SYSTEM FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2007Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen Radujković, Mladen VukomanovićAbstract:Based on overall research results and the current situation in practice, it is clear that Risk management practice in the construction industry is at quite a low level. In order to improve it, a Risk Register needs to be implemented in regular construction company business. The research started with data gathering and analysis on current usage of risik Register in Risk management and its characteristics. As a result, model of a Risk Register system was developed to serve as platform for Risk management process and knowledge base to improve performance of construction firms. Its data structure supports the whole Risk management process and its modular implementation to accommodate every level of Risk management practice.
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EFFECTIVE Risk MONITORING AND CONTROL WITH Risk Register SYSTEM
2007Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:Systematic Risk management is widely recognized as very important part of project management in construction since Risk consequences directly affecting the profit. Effective Risk management requires iterative repeating all its processes through whole project life cycle. The problem with Risk management in practice is that is mostly done only in project planning phase and it stops after Risk identification, analysis and response. Without Risk monitoring and control Risk management is nearly worthless as project plans are without it monitoring and control. It is our intention to present an effective tool which will help project managers guiding them though whole Risk management process. The focus is on methodology Risk monitoring and control and it benefits supported by Risk Register system as platform for entire Risk management process.
Clare Dyer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Information commissioner condemns health secretary for failing to publish Risk Register.
BMJ, 2012Co-Authors: Clare DyerAbstract:The UK government’s decision to use a ministerial veto to suppress an official document outlining the Risks of controversial NHS reforms, despite orders to disclose it under the Freedom of Information Act, has been strongly criticised by the information commissioner. In a report to parliament the commissioner, Christopher Graham, said that the ministerial veto could be used to block orders to release papers under the Freedom of Information Act only in truly exceptional cases, and the transition Risk Register for the Health and Social Care Act was not in that category. Andrew Lansley, the health secretary for England, used the veto this month after the commissioner …
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Risk Register should have been published to inform public debate on a national institution, rights tribunal says
BMJ, 2012Co-Authors: Clare DyerAbstract:The official “Risk Register” spelling out the dangers from the shake up of the NHS should have been made public because it would have informed public debate amid “general alarm at what was happening,” the Information Rights Tribunal said in a judgment delivered just before Easter. The tribunal ruled that the Department of Health for England was wrong to refuse a Freedom of Information Act request in November 2010 from John Healey, a former opposition health spokesman, for disclosure of the transition Risk Register for the reforms, which have since been enacted in the Health and Social Care Act. The …
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NHS costs could rise and emergency care suffer under health bill, says leaked Risk Register.
BMJ, 2012Co-Authors: Clare DyerAbstract:The NHS may be less able to handle emergencies and the healthcare system could become more costly once major changes to the health service in England go through, says a leaked draft of a document which the UK government has fought to keep under wraps. The draft of the transition Risk Register, leaked to the health writer Roy Lilley, outlines a range of dangers arising from the reforms, along with action needed to mitigate them. The “draft for discussion,” dated September 2010, has emerged on the day the Health and …
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Lansley must publish Register of Risks posed by NHS changes, rules tribunal
BMJ, 2012Co-Authors: Clare DyerAbstract:The UK government must make public the transition Risk Register drawn up by officials outlining the dangers posed by changes to the NHS in England in its health bill, the Information Rights Tribunal has ruled. The tribunal has dismissed the Department of Health’s appeal against a decision by the information commissioner that it must release the Register after a Freedom of Information Act request by the Labour MP and former shadow health secretary John Healey. But the tribunal allowed part of the health department’s appeal, ruling that it can keep secret its strategic Risk Register—the assessment of the Risks from modernisation of the NHS, not just those from the Health and Social Care Bill, which will bring in the changes. The information …
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Government adviser argues for Risk Register of NHS changes to be kept private.
BMJ, 2012Co-Authors: Clare DyerAbstract:Publishing the documents in which officials warn about what could go wrong with the government’s changes to the NHS in England would lead to a “wildly speculative” assessment of Risks and seriously damage the quality of advice given to ministers, the permanent secretary of the Department of Health told the Information Rights Tribunal on 6 March. Una O’Brien was giving evidence in the department’s appeal against the information commissioner’s decision that it must disclose the strategic and transitional Risk Registers outlining potential dangers of the reforms outlined in the Health and Social Care Bill. The commissioner, Christopher Graham, ruled last November that the government should have complied with requests made under the Freedom of Information Act …
Kevin Neailey - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a Risk Register database system to aid the management of project Risk
International Journal of Project Management, 2002Co-Authors: Fiona D Patterson, Kevin NeaileyAbstract:Abstract This paper presents a Risk Register Database System, which incorporates a Risk Register and a Risk Assessment Tool which have been used to aid the management of project Risk within an automotive company. The Risk Register is primarily a tool which has enabled the Risks within a project to be documented and maintained irrespective of geographical location, and has provided the platform for the reduction and mitigation plans to be developed for the high level Risks within the project. The Risk Assessment Tool uses the information documented within the Risk Register to enable the overall Riskiness of a project to be reported on a regular basis and as such, track the effectiveness of utilising a Project Risk Management Methodology throughout the lifespan of a project.
Ivana Burcar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Risk MODEL FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Risk Register SYSTEM
2009Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:One of the first phases of research on Risk Register was dealing with Risk itself and resulted with Risk model for construction projects Risk Register system. The model was developed based on research on existing Risk models, Risk management process and research and development of construction projects Risk management system. After extensive research and testing on case studies we developed the Risk model together with construction project Risk Register system. During this research we found that for better understanding of Risk in construction projects and improvement of Risk identification in practice we found useful to introduce a term uncertainty level as characteristic of Risk to distinguish Risk from planned event. This term is used to define Risk as uncertain future event with uncertainty level higher than one of planned event which, if activated by driver, will cause consequence which will impact on project success.
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Risk Register SYSTEM FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2007Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen Radujković, Mladen VukomanovićAbstract:Based on overall research results and the current situation in practice, it is clear that Risk management practice in the construction industry is at quite a low level. In order to improve it, a Risk Register needs to be implemented in regular construction company business. The research started with data gathering and analysis on current usage of risik Register in Risk management and its characteristics. As a result, model of a Risk Register system was developed to serve as platform for Risk management process and knowledge base to improve performance of construction firms. Its data structure supports the whole Risk management process and its modular implementation to accommodate every level of Risk management practice.
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EFFECTIVE Risk MONITORING AND CONTROL WITH Risk Register SYSTEM
2007Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:Systematic Risk management is widely recognized as very important part of project management in construction since Risk consequences directly affecting the profit. Effective Risk management requires iterative repeating all its processes through whole project life cycle. The problem with Risk management in practice is that is mostly done only in project planning phase and it stops after Risk identification, analysis and response. Without Risk monitoring and control Risk management is nearly worthless as project plans are without it monitoring and control. It is our intention to present an effective tool which will help project managers guiding them though whole Risk management process. The focus is on methodology Risk monitoring and control and it benefits supported by Risk Register system as platform for entire Risk management process.
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Risk Management Supported by Risk Register
2006Co-Authors: Mladen Radujković, Ivana BurcarAbstract:The paper analyzes current approach and problems in Risk management process in construction projects. The most frequent negative consequences of Risks, such as cost and time overruns, are discussed. Findings are based on data collected in three south-east Europe countries, during the period of last several years. The focus of investigation was identification of key Risk scenarios that cause those negative consequences. Once identified data from the comparison are used for development of mitigation strategy. One of important findings of the research was poor and inadequate dealing with Risks in construction, so most of practitioners were usually surprised by the Risks. Therefore, instead of managing future activities, they were spending too much time for corrections of undesired consequences of past events. In the study conducted we found that many project managers are suffering from absence of adequate information, even they passed trough similar challenges and situations in the past projects. Therefore we proposed development of simple and easy for use Risk Register which can facilitate process of Risk management in construction projects. Risk Register can be applied as a supportive tool while developing strategy and dealing with Risks in construction project. The paper describes main ideas about structure and use of the proposed Risk Register.
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Risk Registers in Construction in Croatia
2005Co-Authors: Ivana Burcar, Mladen RadujkovićAbstract:Based on overall research results and the current situation in practice, it is clear that Risk management practice in the Croatian construction industry is at quite a low level. In order to improve it, a Risk Register needs to be implemented in regular construction company business. The main research results on Risk in construction are presented, as well as the current role of the Risk Register ; its form and its prevalence in the Croatian construction industry. The study is set in the context of the current Croatian approach and problems compared with the situation in the world. Suggestions are given for the development and implementation of the Risk Register in the Croatian construction industry, presented with model of a Risk Register system.
Stewart J Clarke - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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review towards a Risk Register for natural capital
Journal of Applied Ecology, 2015Co-Authors: Georgina M Mace, Philip Cryle, Julian Harlow, Stewart J Clarke, Rosemary S HailsAbstract:1. Natural capital is essential for goods and services on which people depend. Yet pressures on the environment mean that natural capital assets are continuing to decline and degrade, putting such benefits at Risk. Systematic monitoring of natural assets is a major challenge that could be both unaffordable and unmanageable without a way to focus efforts. Here we introduce a simple approach, based on the commonly used management tool of a Risk Register, to highlight natural assets whose condition places benefits at Risk. 2. We undertake a preliminary assessment using a Risk Register for natural capital assets in the UK based solely on existing information. The status and trends of natural capital assets are assessed using asset–benefit relationships for ten kinds of benefits (food, fibre (timber), energy, aesthetics, freshwater (quality), recreation, clean air, wildlife, hazard protection and equable climate) across eight broad habitat types in the UK based on three dimensions of natural capital within each of the habitat types (quality, quantity and spatial configuration). We estimate the status and trends of benefits relative to societal targets using existing regulatory limits and policy commitments, and allocate scores of high, medium or low Risk to asset–benefit relationships that are both subject to management and of concern. 3. The Risk Register approach reveals substantial gaps in knowledge about asset–benefit relationships which limit the scope and rigour of the assessment (especially for marine and urban habitats). Nevertheless, we find strong indications that certain assets (in freshwater, mountain, moors and heathland habitats) are at high Risk in relation to their ability to sustain certain benefits (especially freshwater, wildlife and climate regulation). 4. Synthesis and applications. With directed data gathering, especially to monitor trends, improve metrics related to asset–benefit relationships, and improve understanding of nonlinearities and thresholds, the natural capital Risk Register could provide a useful tool. If updated regularly, it could direct monitoring efforts, focus research and protect and manage those natural assets where benefits are at highest Risk.
