CSSLP · Question #347
You are the project manager of the GHY project for your organization. You are about to start the qualitative risk analysis process for the project and you need to determine the roles and…
The correct answer is C. Risk management plan. The risk management plan is the project document that outlines how risk management activities, including roles and responsibilities, will be structured and performed for a project. It provides the framework for identifying, analyzing, and responding to risks.
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You are the project manager of the GHY project for your organization. You are about to start the qualitative risk analysis process for the project and you need to determine the roles and responsibilities for conducting risk management. Where can you find this information?
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- ARisk register
- BStaffing management plan
- CRisk management plan
- DEnterprise environmental factors
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- C93% (25)
- D4% (1)
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The risk management plan is the project document that outlines how risk management activities, including roles and responsibilities, will be structured and performed for a project. It provides the framework for identifying, analyzing, and responding to risks.
The risk register is a document that contains the results of qualitative and quantitative risk analysis and risk response planning, listing identified risks, their owners, and responses, but it doesn't define the overall risk management process or roles and responsibilities.
The staffing management plan details how human resources will be acquired, developed, and managed for the project, focusing on team members' roles and responsibilities for general project work, not specifically risk management.
The Risk Management Plan is a component of the project management plan that describes how risk management activities will be structured and performed on the project. It specifically defines roles and responsibilities for risk management activities, as well as budgeting, scheduling, and risk categories.
Enterprise environmental factors are conditions, not under the control of the project team, that influence, constrain, or direct the project, such as organizational culture or market conditions, and do not define project-specific roles or plans.
Concept tested: Project Risk Management - Risk Management Plan
Source: https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/risk-management-planning-project-management-1981
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