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PMC-RSK-REG-001·v1.0-beta·⚠ Beta — review before use

This is a master log to track all potential problems (risks) that could affect the project's schedule, cost, or quality. We use it to plan our response before the problem actually happens, ensuring we are not caught by surprise.

ReferencesISO 31000:2018 (Risk management — Guidelines)PMI PMBOK Guide - Chapter 11 (Project Risk Management)FIDIC Red Book (1999) Sub-Clause 8.4 (Extension of Time for Completion)FIDIC Red Book (1999) Sub-Clause 17 (Risk and Responsibility)
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📍 When to use this template
  • Used from the project kick-off meeting and throughout the entire project lifecycle.
  • Updated weekly during the project review meeting, or immediately when a new risk is identified by the site team, PMC, or client.
  • Maintained by the Project Manager or Planning Engineer, with inputs from all site engineers, supervisors, and department heads (Civil, MEP, Safety).
Sections & fields
Preview of the template structure. Download Excel to fill on site.
1Header / Project Information7 fields
Project Name
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Contract / Package No.
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Document No.
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Revision No.
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Date of Issue
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Prepared By (PMC)
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Approved By (Client/Owner)
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2Risk Identification6 fields
Risk ID
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Date Identified
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Identified By
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Risk Category (e.g., Technical, Commercial, Safety, Environmental, Labour, Political)
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Risk Description (What could go wrong and why?)
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Project Area / WBS Affected
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3Risk Analysis (Qualitative & Quantitative)8 fields
Likelihood (1-5)
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Impact on Cost (1-5)
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Impact on Schedule (1-5)
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Impact on Quality/Safety (1-5)
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Overall Risk Score (Likelihood x Max Impact)
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Risk Priority (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
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Potential Financial Impact (in ₹ Lakhs)
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Potential Schedule Delay (in Days)
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4Risk Response Planning6 fields
Response Strategy (Avoid, Mitigate, Transfer, Accept)
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Proposed Action / Mitigation Plan
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Action Owner (Person Responsible)
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Due Date for Action
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Resources Required (Manpower, Machinery, Material, Funds)
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Contingency Plan (Plan B if mitigation fails)
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5Risk Monitoring & Control5 fields
Current Status (Open, In Progress, Closed, Escalated)
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Date of Last Review
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Action Taken / Progress Update
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Residual Risk Score (After Mitigation)
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Trigger Condition (What event will activate the response?)
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6Opportunity Register (Positive Risks)6 fields
Opportunity ID
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Opportunity Description
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Enhancement Strategy (Exploit, Enhance, Share, Accept)
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Potential Benefit (Cost Saving in ₹, Schedule Gain in Days)
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Action to Capture Opportunity
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Owner
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💡 Sample filled excerpt
Risk ID: RSK-021 | Risk Description: Unexpectedly hard rock strata encountered during excavation for foundations F-12 to F-20, not indicated in soil investigation report. | Mitigation Plan: Deploy two additional rock breakers from approved vendor. Initiate change request for revised rates and time impact. Owner: Site Engineer (Civil). | Status: In Progress.
⚖ Compliance notes
  • Helps substantiate claims for Extension of Time (EOT) under FIDIC Sub-Clause 8.4/8.5 or equivalent contract clauses by documenting unforeseen events.
  • A key document for ISO 9001:2015 (Clause 6.1 - Actions to address risks and opportunities) and project management audits.
  • Supports proactive management as recommended in the CPWD Works Manual to prevent time and cost overruns.
  • Provides documented evidence of due diligence to clients, lenders, and statutory authorities.