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QRM Specialist Training

Six hours. Four documents. The risk register, the Risk Management Plan, the risk workshop and the status report. You build all four on your own project.
  • Level: Beginner
  • Duration:  6 hours 
  • Video Time:  6 hours
  • Author: Rami Salem

Risk Management Specialist · Live cohort · 30 seats

Three live sessions. Four documents with your name on them.

The risk register. The Risk Management Plan. The risk workshop. The status report. These are the four documents a risk manager is judged on. You build all four on your own project, across three live sessions with your work reviewed in the room.

ENROL – £149DOWNLOAD THE SYLLABUS
Next live cohort: dates announced soon · 3 × 2 hours · 30 seats · includes a £50 IQRM training credit
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The cohort

Recordings open the day you enrol. Next live cohort dates announced soon.

You do not wait for a start date. Enrol today and the recorded sessions open immediately, so you arrive at the first live session with work already done. Your seat in the next live cohort is held, and we email you the dates as soon as they are set. The live room is where your own register gets reviewed.

3 weeks

One live session a week

3 × 2 hrs

Live, on your own project

30

Seats, so every register gets looked at

4

Documents you leave with

Session one

Week one

16:00 to 18:00 UK · 19:00 GST

Builds 01 and 02. You leave with a populated risk register in WHY, WHAT, HOW form on your own project.

Session two

Week two

16:00 to 18:00 UK · 19:00 GST

Build 03. You leave with a Risk Management Plan and a workshop facilitation pack you can run a room with.

Session three

Week three

16:00 to 18:00 UK · 19:00 GST

Build 04. You leave with a one page status report, and your register reviewed live in the room.

Every session is recorded and released the same evening. If you miss one you keep the recording and the deliverable, and you bring the work to the next session.

The problem

Most training explains risk management. It never shows you the documents.

You can pass three certifications and still never write a risk register, run a workshop, or issue a report.

So the first time you do it, you do it in front of your team. You copy the last person's file. You hope nobody asks where the numbers came from.

Knowing what a risk register is, and being able to write a good one, are two different skills.

This course teaches the second one.

The four builds

Each build ends with a finished file.

You work on a real project scope. You write as you go. There is no part where you only watch.

01

The risk statement and the risk register

You write 40 risk statements. You fill a full register.

WHY / WHAT / HOW statement formCause, event, consequenceRisk, uncertainty, issueProbability as a percentagePre-mitigation and post-mitigationRisk owner and response
You buildA full risk register, written by you.
02

The Risk Management Plan

You write all eight sections. One at a time.

Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS)Probability and impact scalesRisk appetite and toleranceRoles and accountabilityEscalation thresholdsReview cadence
You buildAn eight-section Risk Management Plan.
03

The risk workshop

You get the full run sheet. Two hours, minute by minute.

Two-hour run sheetSilent generationRound robin captureChallenge and mergeLive scoringClose with owners and actions
You buildA facilitation pack you can run next week.
04

The risk status report

You produce one page for a reader who has 90 seconds.

One page formatTop five by movementTrend arrowsThe decision requestReusable template
You buildA one-page report, plus your template.

What you produce

This is what you produce.

Build 01 · The risk statement

WHYBecause the ground investigation only covered the northof the siteWHATworse conditions may be found during pilingHOWadding 15 to 40 days to the foundationsand £250k to £1.4m to CIV-1100.ONE CAUSE · ONE EVENT · ONE MEASURABLE CONSEQUENCE

One cause. One event. One measurable consequence.You write 40 statements in this form, until it becomes automatic.

Build 02 · The Risk Management Plan

RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN1Purpose and scope2Roles and accountabilities3Risk breakdown structure4Scoring scales and thresholds5Risk appetite and tolerance6Process and cadence7Escalation route8Reporting and assuranceTHE TESTCan a new starter runthe process from thisdocument alone, withnobody explaining itto them?

Eight sections.The test is simple. Can a new team member run your process from this document alone?

Build 03 · The workshop

00:00Framethe scope00:15Silentgeneration00:35Roundrobin capture01:10Challengeand merge01:35Scoreand own02:00Closewith actionsTWO HOURS, RUN TO A SCRIPTSILENT GENERATION FIRSTBecause the loudest person in the room is not the best informed.

Two hours, minute by minute.Timings, questions to ask, and what to do when the room goes quiet or one person takes over.

Build 04 · The status report

RISK STATUS REPORT · ONE PAGEEXPOSURETOP FIVE, AND WHICH WAY THEY MOVEDGround conditionsPermit determinationCompressor deliveryCable productivityUtility connectionDECISIONS REQUESTED THIS PERIODA report that asks for nothing will be read by nobody.

One page. Five risks. One decision.Show which way each risk moved since last month, and what you need from the reader.

What you leave with

Four files you keep.

A risk registerComplete, on your own project, written to the IQRM standard.
A Risk Management PlanEight sections. Ready to use. No blank sections left.
A facilitation packAgenda, questions, capture sheet. Run it next week.
A one page reportPlus the template you reuse every month.

Four finished files, on your own project, not worked examples.

Who this is for

Who this is for.

  • New risk managersYou have the job, but nobody showed you what the documents should look like.
  • Planners and engineersYou know projects. Now you need the risk documents.
  • You inherited a registerSomeone left. You got their file. You think it is not good enough.
  • Your first workshop is comingAnd you want a script before you stand in front of the room.

Not for you if you already write all four documents well. Your next step is quantification: the QRM Professional Programme.

The limit

This course does not cover quantification.

You will finish able to write the four documents. You will not finish able to run a Monte Carlo simulation or build a QSRA.

That is on purpose. Most quantitative models fail because the register under them is weak. This is the part you fix first.

Where it goes next

Monte Carlo, QSRA, QCRA, correlation and merge bias are taught in the QRM Professional Programme.

Every seat carries a £50 IQRM training credit, usable against any IQRM course of £299 or more within 90 days. Continue to the Professional Programme and this seat has effectively cost you £99.

Risk Management Specialist · Live cohort

The seat

£149

Three live sessions, the recordings, the four templates, and 12 months’ access.

Comes back to you

£50 credit

Towards any IQRM course of £299 or more, used within 90 days. Continue and the seat has effectively cost you £99.

One payment. 12 months’ access to the recordings. The four templates are yours to keep.

Recordings todayThe recorded sessions and the four templates open the moment you enrol, five weeks before the live room does.
£50 training creditApplies to any IQRM course priced £299 or above, including the QRM Professional Programme. Valid for 90 days from the last live session. One per seat, not transferable, no cash value.
Refund14 days. Build the first register. If you do not see the difference, reply to your receipt.
ENROL – £149
30 seats · next live cohort dates announced soon · 4 finished documents you keep

Want the whole job in one enrolment? The Project Risk Manager Pathway adds the Specialist Exam, QRM Professional Hybrid, the QRMCert Exam and Capstone, and the QRMBoK Guide, for £1,095.

Questions

Before you buy.

Do I need a real project?
Better if you do. Then your four documents are real. If you do not have one, we give you a full project scope to work from.
Is this quantitative risk management?
No. This is the register, the plan, the workshop and the report. Monte Carlo and QSRA are the QRM Professional Programme.
When does it run, and how long does it take?
Three live sessions of two hours each, one a week over three weeks. Dates for the next cohort are announced soon and emailed to every enrolled student. Six hours of teaching in total. Expect to spend a similar amount again on your own documents between sessions, because you are writing them, not watching somebody else write them.
The next cohort dates are not set yet. What do I get today?
The recorded sessions and the four templates open the moment you enrol. You can build the first register tonight. The live sessions are where that register gets reviewed, which is the part a recording cannot do.
What if I cannot attend a session live?
Every session is recorded and released the same evening, and you keep the deliverable either way. Bring the work to the following session and it gets looked at there.
Will you check my work?
Yes, in the live sessions. That is what the thirty seat cap is for. Bring a register, ideally one you did not write yourself, and it gets reviewed in the room. Deeper one to one feedback on a quantitative model is the QRM Model Review, which is separate.
What is the £50 credit?
The seat is £149 and it includes a £50 credit towards any IQRM course priced £299 or above, including the QRM Professional Programme. Valid for 90 days from the last live session, one per seat, not transferable and with no cash value. Continue to the Professional Programme and this cohort has effectively cost you £99.
What software do I need?
Excel and Word. Nothing else. No add-in and nothing to install.
Do I get templates?
Yes. But you also build your own as you go. A template you have filled in once is worth more than ten blank ones.
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£149, including a £50 IQRM training credit · recordings open the moment you enrol
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