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PMI-RMP+Primavera Risk analysis

Risk Analysis Using Primavera P6 is a professional course designed to equip participants with the skills required to identify, analyze, and manage project risks using Primavera P6. The course focuses...

PMI-RMP+Primavera Risk analysis
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PMI-RMP+Primavera Risk analysis

29 Jun 2025
06:11 PM

SAR 899.00
Overview

Risk Analysis Using Primavera P6 is a professional course designed to equip participants with the skills required to identify, analyze, and manage project risks using Primavera P6. The course focuses on integrating risk thinking into project schedules to improve predictability, control, and decision-making throughout the project lifecycle. At Charter Training Center, this course is delivered as an advanced, practice-oriented learning experience for professionals who understand that successful projects are not driven by schedules alone, but by the ability to anticipate uncertainty and manage it intelligently.

Description

This course provides an in-depth understanding of how risk management concepts are applied within Primavera P6 scheduling environments. Participants will learn how to identify schedule-related risks, assess their potential impact, and model uncertainty within project timelines to support proactive planning.

The course emphasizes practical application, enabling participants to work with real project schedules, analyze risk exposure, and understand how risks affect critical paths, float, and project completion dates. Through scenario-based learning, participants develop the ability to communicate risk-driven insights to stakeholders and support informed project decisions.

Delivered within Charter Training Center’s accredited training framework, this course bridges the gap between traditional scheduling and advanced risk-aware project control.

Who this Course is for:
Planning and Scheduling Engineers
Project Controls Professionals
Project Managers and Program Managers
Risk Management Specialists
Cost Engineers and Project Analysts
Professionals using Primavera P6 in complex projects