Introduction

Welcome to the 3rd PRM (Project Risk Management) Conference.

The PRM Conference is organized under the supervision of K-Risk (Korea Risk Experts Association) to share the professional skills and experiences necessary for individuals/organizations that research/realize project and organizational risk management, and to promote Korean project risk management techniques to be more practical.

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It has been being held every year since the first conference was held in Seoul in November 2020. The 3rd conference will be held in Jeju Island on  November 24th and 25th this year.​ ​ This event is not only for organizations that need risk analysis and management and reliability skills, but also from project cost and project period risk analysis in the planning and design stage of the project, contract/claim, disaster disaster, design safety review, business continuity management system, infrastructure Experts in a wide range of risk-related fields such as asset management and how to use RM(risk management) in the VE process, as well as graduate students, researchers, public officials, and entrepreneurs who want to learn more about how to handle risk management/reliability/uncertainty, will participate. can. I hope that all of you who are thinking about uncertainty that affect business goals, taking countermeasures, constantly thinking and making important decisions, will share valuable experiences and gain valuable wisdom from others at this conference. ​

The revised version of the project risk management guidelines (including Part 3 Risk-Based Estimate), written and published by K-Risk with great care, will be presented free of charge to the in-person participants, and the online participants will also receive a mail (postage fee paid by themselves). ) will be sent to you.

K-Risk (Korea Association of Risk Experts) continuously publishes guidelines for project risk management, especially in the construction sector, among various risk fields, and provides directions so that stakeholders in the domestic construction industry can perform practical risk management. In the revised version of the guidelines published this time, the guidelines for Part 3 Risk-Based Estimate (RBE) are newly included, following Part 1 General Guidelines and Part 2 Workshop Guidelines. K-Risk will work with readers so that risk management can take root as a culture in the Korean government and companies, and is operating an official blog (https://k-risk.tistory.com) for continuous communication. We hope that participation in the conference will help develop a culture that enables systematic risk management of organizations/projects/assets.

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For your reference, the presentation materials for the competition can be downloaded from the following link. https://k-risk.tistory.com/42 (Password provided to participants)

Access the link below to access the participant support site for zoom link information, detailed competition timetable, shuttle service for on-site participation, real-time photo updates, and after-sales support. https://k-risk.tistory.com/28 (Password provided to participants)

In addition, access to news of publications such as newsletters, books, past publications, and member publications published as electronic files 4 times a year through the link below. https://www.k-risk.org/publications

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from all members of the 3rd PRM Conference Promotion Committee

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