Primavera Risk Analysis Step By Step

Introduction Preview 03:24

Importing a P6 XER File into Primavera Risk Preview 05:15

We will go through the steps of:

• Importing a P6 XER file into Primavera Risk

• Setting up Import Mappings

Navigate the Primavera Risk Workspace Preview 06:41

We will learn how to:

• Navigate the Primavera Risk Window

• Make changes to the layout

• Make changes to the format

Check the Schedule Health Preview 06:58

We will cover the three steps that I like to use for checking Schedule Health:

• The first step is to inspect the Import Log

• The second step will be to Carry out an Import Check and

• The third step is to perform a Schedule Check

Test the Primavera Risk Model Preview 06:59

We will run some Monte Carlo simulations and tests to confirm that the analysis is running as we would have expected.

Add Duration Uncertainty Preview 09:40

We will discuss how to add uncertainty to our model.

We will cover:

• Three Point Estimates or Duration Uncertainty

• Resource Uncertainty

• Duration Quick Risk

Templated Quick Risk Preview 14:42

We will learn how to:

• Access and Apply the Templated Quick Risk feature and

• Create a new Templated Quick Risk template for use in other projects

Correlation Preview 06:07

We will learn about the impacts of Correlation and the Merge Bias Effect on our model.

We will go through the steps of adding Correlation to our model.

Risk Registers and Risk Scoring Preview 07:24

We will:

• Introduce the Risk Register

• Import a Risk Register

• Understand the difference between Duration Uncertainty and Risk Events

• Learn how to set up Risk Scoring

The Qualitative Risk Register Preview 07:12

We will:

• Open an existing Risk Register

• Introduce and Navigate the Qualitative Risk Register

• Learn how to add Risk Events to our model

The Quantitative Risk Register Preview 08:17

We will:

• Introduce and navigate the Quantitative Risk Register

• Go through the steps to add and map discrete risk events to our schedule

Risk Register Reports Preview 05:24

We will learn how to:

• Create and Print Risk Reports

• Save Risk Reports and

• Create Custom Risk Reports

Building the Impacted Risk Model Preview 08:32

We will:

• Learn how to build our Impacted Risk Model

• Run a test Risk Analysis

• View our first Distribution Histogram

Running the Risk Analysis Preview 09:51

We will learn how to;

• Set up our Risk Analysis Options and

• Run a Risk Analysis, based on the selected options

• Analyse our Pre-mitigated Risk Plan

The Distribution Histogram Preview 12:01

We will learn how to:

• Navigate and Understand the Distribution Histogram

• Format the Distribution Histogram and

• Add Data to the Distribution Analyser

The Tornado Chart Preview 07:51

We will learn how to;

• Navigate and Understand the Tornado Chart

• Format our Tornado Chart

• Filter information in our Tornado Chart

The Distribution Analyser Preview 12:32

We will learn how to:

• Navigate and Understand the Distribution Analyser

• Format the Distribution Analyser

• Create What-if scenarios to assist mitigation

Weather Modelling Preview 13:05

We will learn how to:

• Add Weather Modelling to our model

• Create and Import Weather Events

• Create and Import Weather Windows

• Assign Calendars to Tasks

• Prevent activities from splitting across non-working time

Percentage Lags and Leads Preview 06:23

We will learn how to understand and apply Percentage Lags and Leads to activities individually and globally

Probabilistic Links and Branching Preview 06:51

We will learn the use and how to apply:

• Probabilistic Links and

• Probabilistic Branching

Options and Formatting the Gantt chart Preview 08:07

We will look at the menu options that are mainly applicable to Risk Analysis under menu options for:

• Format and

• Plan

Risk Analysis Exercise (Approx. 3 to 4 hours) Preview 10:37

Real-world risk analysis model that I have personally worked on.

Risk Analysis Exercise Outcome and Answers Preview 03:54

Bonus Learning Section Preview 01:29

Access a downloadable eBook (235 pages) in pdf format so that you have a ready reference to use in conjunction with the course.