PMI-RMP · Question #318
A project in the execution phase at the customer's site has an issue concerning new parts that do not fit properly into a machine. The site project manager cannot find this high probability risk in th
The correct answer is D. Risk audit. The appropriate action when a high-probability risk is found to be absent from the risk register is to conduct a risk audit. A risk audit examines the effectiveness of the risk identification and risk management processes to determine why this significant risk was not captured. F
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A project in the execution phase at the customer's site has an issue concerning new parts that do not fit properly into a machine. The site project manager cannot find this high probability risk in the risk register. What action should the site project manager take?
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- AVariance analysis
- BWorkaround
- CRisk assessment
- DRisk audit
How the community answered
(58 responses)- A5% (3)
- B7% (4)
- C16% (9)
- D72% (42)
Explanation
The appropriate action when a high-probability risk is found to be absent from the risk register is to conduct a risk audit. A risk audit examines the effectiveness of the risk identification and risk management processes to determine why this significant risk was not captured. Finding a high-probability risk missing from the register indicates a systemic failure in risk identification that the audit will investigate and document. A workaround (B) addresses the immediate physical problem (parts not fitting) but does not address the process failure. Variance analysis (A) compares planned vs. actual performance. Risk assessment (C) would be used for a new, not yet evaluated risk - but the audit must first establish why the risk was missed.
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