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Construction Risk Management Handbook - Volume 5: Professional working reference, management guide and risk-management toolkit.

Construction Risk Management Handbook - Volume 5: Professional working reference, management guide and risk-management toolkit.

Subramanian, Balachander

Paperback

Real EstateTechnology & EngineeringGeneral Construction & Renovation

ISBN13: 9798192416211
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 13 2026
Pages: 804
Weight: 2.33
Height: 1.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Construction and infrastructure projects are inherently uncertain. No matter how carefully a project is planned, designed, procured, contracted, scheduled and controlled, uncertainty remains throughout the project lifecycle.

A project may have an approved budget, a detailed baseline schedule, experienced contractors, sophisticated project controls and a comprehensive risk register-and still encounter significant disruption when assumptions change, interfaces fail, suppliers experience difficulties, regulations change, markets deteriorate, extreme weather occurs, funding is constrained, technology evolves or stakeholders change their expectations.

This is the central premise of Construction Risk Management Handbook - Volume 5.

The book describes this volume as a comprehensive, practitioner-focused guide covering risk identification, assessment, quantitative analysis, mitigation, contingency, residual risk, monitoring, reporting, assurance and integration with project controls. It extends risk management into planning, cost, procurement, contracts, change, quality, HSE, stakeholders, digital technologies and complex project environments.

This volume is designed to move construction risk management away from the traditional concept of maintaining a static risk register toward a more integrated and dynamic management system.

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