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PFG “Professional Services That Count”PFG “Professional Services That Count”

Space Projects

Risk Management

is the Key to Success

Presented to the

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AIMS

To create an awareness of some of the techniques that can be employed to complete

a successful

Project Risk Analysis

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Today’s Agenda

Background to the ProblemA Process to address the ProblemAn Example of a Project Risk NetworkSummary and Questions

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PROJECT SUCCESS = on time, on cost, to spec

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BACKGROUND

NAO audits MoD’s Major ProjectsYearly monitor of Costs and TimescalesBenefits of SMART AcquisitionMoving towards a more informed forecast

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Defence Journal of the DPA - 2003

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Risk Maturity Assessment

WHAT IS A RISK MATURITY ASSESSMENT?

•to independently assess maturity of the risk management process

•to produce prioritised action plans for improvement

Initial Process

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© HVR Consulting Services Ltd

Example: Project 1 J une 2000Example: Project 1 J une 2000

1.0

(Max) Level 4

Natural

Level 3

Normalised

Level 2

Novice

Level 1

Naive

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MoD’s Risk Management Process

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IdentifyUse prompts, list and characterise

elementsInclude risk source, event consequences

& context of the riskOpportunities may also be revealedThink out of the boxEngage all stakeholders - IMPORTANT

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Analyse

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AnalyseTwo stage assessment processQualitative against agreed criteria

Probability of risk occurring Impact on time, cost and performance Display as a PIG Ownership of risk Where and when it could occur

Quantitative

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Quantitative stageDefine the measure of PROBABILITY e.g.

High >50%, Medium 20%- 50%, Low <20%

Define IMPACT on COST e.g. High >30%, Medium 10 - 30%, Low <10% or High >£250k, Medium £50k- £250k, Low <£50K

Define IMPACT on TIME e.g. High >30%, Medium 10 - 30%, Low <10% or High >6 months, Med 3m - 6 m, Low <3m

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Risk Register Serial No.

Risk Title

ActivitiesAffected

Probability

ImpactPerf. Cost Sched.

RiskReduction

OwnershipRisk Questionnaire Level 1

Sample summary Sheet

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Plan

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Plan

Classify Tolerate - No action but reassess Reject - i.e. not valid at this stage Handle - require action

Risk Handling Mitigation Strategies - risk reduction Fallback Plans - an alternative

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Risk HandlingMitigation Strategies

Terminate Treat Transfer Tolerate

Fallback or Contingency Plans an alternative taken up if a risk occurs trigger point set to allow sufficient time to be

effective

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Manage

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Proactive/ReactiveImplement

by the Risk Manager, Stakeholders, using the Risk Plan

Monitor Maintain Risk Records/Register, easy access

Review Use results of Qualitative/Quantitative analysis

Report Relevant & Concise analysed data

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Managing a ProjectWhy Plan? What do we need to know about the schedule?

Duration of the project Milestones Chances of achieving target? By how much?

What part of project needs special attention?

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Point Estimates

Conventional singlepoint estimate

0 95

Time

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Dur95225

402025182020105

351053

May Jun Jul Aug SepElement Description Project Total Design Design Approval Purchase L/ L Items Produce Drags Purchase Raw Matls Make Piece parts Purchase B/O Items Purchase Sub-Con Inspect Sub-Con Prepare Tech Docs Typeset, print & bind Assemble Test Pack & Despatch

Sample Network

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Reality !

0 95

Could be aslow as this

Could be ashigh as this

90 105

Time

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Cycling to WorkUncertainty:

Most likely - 30 mins

Minimum - 20 mins

Maximum - 50 mins 20 30 50Time

Risks:

Puncture? 3PE & Prob

Accident? 3PE & ProbTime

20 35 65

Risks

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Combining Risk with Uncertainty

• Achieved via Monte Carlo Simulation

• Works by simulating the project many times using the estimated distributions and plotting the outcomes

• Can be used for time or cost

• Achieved using a Computer Based Tool such as Predict, @Risk, Crystal Ball, ARM

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The Estimate Process

Risk Register3 Point Estimates

Cost10%-50%-90%

Confidence levels

Schedule10%-50%-90%

Confidence levels

Schedule3 Point Estimates

*

Modelling

Cost3 Point Estimates

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3 Point EstimatesElement Description Minimum Most Likely MaximumDesign 18 22 28Design Approval 4 5 6Purchase Long Lead Items 36 40 50Produce dwgs & Planning 17 20 25Prepare Tech Documents 20 25 40Purchase Raw Materials 18 18 18Purchase B/O items 17 20 25Purchase Sub-Con items 18 20 24Make Piece Parts 8 10 13Inspect Sub-Con items 4 5 6Typeset, Print & Bind 30 35 55Assemble 9 10 12Test 3 5 6Pack and Despatch 3 3 3

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Roll the dice !!

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Monte Carlo Simulation

Combined distribution =

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Probability of outcomes

Pro

babi

lity

%

Time

0

100

20

40

60

80

959085 100

Days

95 Days

42%

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Target Outcome

%Confidence

Range of Project Outcomes Target here?

NoProblemsExpected

100%

0%

Target here?

SeriousProblemsExpected

Target here?Manageable

ProblemsExpected

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Understanding the results

‘No problem’ targets are likely to be

inefficient and contain contingency Targets within the range of possible

outcomes are likely to be achievable and efficient

‘Serious Problem’ targets are likely to be unachievable.

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Criticality - Single Point

10

110

100

140

60

12040

90

13070

80

30

50

20START FINISH

Critical Path

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Criticality - 3 point

10

110

100

140

60

12040

90

13070

80

30

50

20START FINISH

Critical Path

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Criticality IndexActivity No. Node Criticality %

1 1002 1003 14 315 306 307 08 39 3

10 7311 7312 3213 3214 100

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Schedule SummaryRisk Record

Risk No. WBS Ref. Risk Title

Project

Risk Manager Tel. No. Risk Owner Tel. No.

Cat No. Plan No.

ProductionFFV2000

3 FFVP1Failure to Meet Reliability rtequirementsFFV1

J.Smith 1234 Contractor 4321

Risk Description

Earliest Occur Initiation Date Deletion Date Review Date

30-Jul-96 03-Jan-96 30-Jan-96

Required equipment reliability, as demonstrated on reliability growth trial equipment, is not achieved on production equipments as a result of productionisation and design changes.

Long delays to programme will be incurred as a result of design and quality changes necessary to improvethe reliability, coupled with a further trials programme to demonstrate achievement.Increase in costs will be incurred and equipment performance will not meet reilability requirements.

Impact Description

Pre Risk Score

Post Risk Score

Probability Cost Performance Time Score Band

60.00%

20.00%

1

1

3

3

3

3

1.400

0.467

Med

Low

XREF

PLANS

HISTORY

Phase

Prioritise RisksHighHigh

MediumMedium

LowLow

HighHighMediumMediumLowLow

Quantify Risks

Understand Results

Identify Risks

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Summary 1 Risk IdentificationRisk Identification

Break down the task, identify the risks and their responses

AnalysisAnalysis Model the individual elements and combine them to

form an overall result PlanningPlanning

Plan for corrective actions, risk reduction options and fall-back plan

ManagementManagement Carry out and monitor the plans

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Summary 2

GIGOGIGO

Stakeholder involvementStakeholder involvement

Take it seriouslyTake it seriously

Mandated Process in MoDMandated Process in MoD

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PFG Risk-1 (Dave Burgin) PFG Risk-8 (Paul Woodward)

Mail Point # 2104

LARCH level 1a

MoD Abbey Wood , Bristol Tel No 0117-91-34382 FAX 0117-91-33970 E-mail - [email protected]

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