Know the risks that matter, and who owns them.
Risk strategy for owners, developers and boards who need risk handled as work, not as a list. Every risk is scored before and after treatment, carries an owner and a review date, and is only closed on evidence — inside the ACC Risk Register that the project team already works from.
- ◆New project risk set-up
- ◆Existing register review
- ◆Board risk reporting
- ◆Dispute / commercial exposure
The work we take on.
- Risk identification workshops and register set-up for the project
- Inherent and residual likelihood × consequence scoring
- Treatment strategy, owner, task and review date for every open risk
- Evidence-gated closure — no risk closed on assertion
- Board and steering-committee risk reporting
What you receive.
- Actionable risk register with inherent and residual scores
- Treatment plan with owners and due dates
- Risk review minutes and closure evidence
- Heat-map and trend reporting
- Risk strategy statement for the project
Review · Coordinate · Measure · Report.
- STEP 01Review
We start with your documents, site and objectives and set out the position as it stands.
- STEP 02Coordinate
We align the people, packages and decisions the project needs, with a clear owner for each.
- STEP 03Measure
Cost, programme, quality and risk are tracked against a baseline and reported in plain terms.
- STEP 04Report
You receive decision-ready reporting with the evidence behind every recommendation.
Straight answers before you appoint.
How is risk handled differently from a risk list?
As work. Every risk is scored for likelihood and consequence before and after treatment, carries an owner, a task and a review date, and is only closed on evidence — inside the ACC Risk Register the project team already works from.
When should the risk register be set up?
At project start, through identification workshops. An existing register can also be reviewed and re-scored, and dispute or commercial exposure can be brought into the same register.
What does the board see?
Heat-map and trend reporting, the treatment plan with owners and due dates, risk review minutes and the closure evidence — presented as a risk strategy statement for the project.
What do I receive?
An actionable risk register with inherent and residual scores, a treatment plan, risk review minutes and closure evidence, heat-map and trend reporting and a risk strategy statement.
How is a risk strategy engagement scoped?
The scope of every engagement is defined in a written proposal or consultancy agreement so you know what is included before work starts. Submit an enquiry on this page and an ACC consultant will come back to you with a reference number and the next step.
Tell us about the project.
Your enquiry is registered with an ACC reference and reviewed by a consultant. You will receive our capability pack by email.