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Risk Management in Projects - John Raftery

Risk Management in Projects

By: John Raftery, Charles Reilly, Martin Loosemore

Hardcover | 19 December 2005 | Edition Number 2

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Project managers and professionals in construction real estate, civil engineering and transport planning need to base their decisions on realistic information. For this they require a sound understanding of risk and of peoples' attitudes towards it. The focus of the second edition of John Raftery's successful textRisk Analysis in Project Management has been expanded to encompass the entire risk management process and to provide a fuller presentation of how risk is perceived by the general public. This new material is covered in two new chapters on risk identification and risk response and by a complete reorganization of the chapters on risk analysis. The style is still very straightforward and easy to read, but there is an increased attention to the theory underlying the principles, and an expanded bibliography is given to guide an exploration of the subject in greater detail. Risk management is demystified by presenting the subject in simple and practical terms, free of technicaljargon. Case studies are used extensively to illustrate the concepts discussed.
Industry Reviews

'The great value of this book is in how it can be accessed ... It is a serious piece of work and a valuable addition to work in this area.' - Building Engineer

'This text acknowledges the importance of risk management within construction, real estate, civil engineering and transport planning project management. It is also redesigned for reference so managers can base decisions on realistic information' - SciTech Book News


'The great value of this book is in how it can be accessed ... It is a serious piece of work and a valuable addition to work in this area.' - Building Engineer

'Most project management texts seem to regard risk management as a necessary evil or a process which has fairly standardized regulatory and legal parameters and consequences. This text acknowledges the importance of risk management within construction, real estate, civil engineering and transport planning project management. It is also redesigned for reference so managers can base decisions on realistic information. In this edition the authors offer risk management techniques across the spectrum of project management and also consider how the public views risk management. The authors make sure to include the theoretical basis for their assertions as they cover risk and uncertainty in projects, risk and opportunity identification and analysis, perceptions of risk, response and crisis management, recovery, and developing and implementing a risk and opportunity management system. They provide helpful checklists for risk management maturity and common risks and opportunities in construction projects.' - Book News

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