Master Risk Management in Construction Projects – 1 Day Melbourne

Duration:1 Full Day (8 Hours)

Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)

Language: English

Credits: 8 PDUs / Training Hours

Certification: Course Completion Certificate

Refreshments: Lunch, Snacks and beverages will be provided during the session

Course Overview

Melbourne is home to some of Australia’s largest and most complex construction projects. With urban growth, rising costs, and increasing compliance demands, risk management is critical for keeping projects on time, on budget, and safe. This 1-Day Risk Management Workshop provides you with practical tools to identify, evaluate, and mitigate risks in construction. Using Melbourne-focused case studies, interactive activities, and globally recognized frameworks, you’ll learn strategies to protect your projects, ensure compliance, and strengthen resilience across operations.

By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Identify, assess, and mitigate key risks in construction projects.
• Apply frameworks like ISO 31000 to site operations.
• Strengthen compliance with Australian construction regulations.
• Manage financial and operational risks effectively.
• Build resilient project teams that handle crises confidently.

This training is ideal if you are:

• A construction manager or supervisor in Melbourne projects
• A project planner or engineer managing risk on-site
• An HSE professional responsible for compliance and safety
• A contractor or sub-contractor seeking risk tools for operations
• A decision-maker seeking safer, more resilient projects

This program blends expert knowledge with Melbourne-specific case studies, giving you tools you can apply immediately to your projects. Through interactive exercises and simulations, you’ll gain confidence in managing risks in fast-paced construction environments. The course strengthens your ability to anticipate challenges, improve compliance, and reduce costly delays while enhancing project safety. If you want training tailored to your company, our in-house option delivers the same workshop on-site in Melbourne, ensuring your team develops practical skills without the need for travel or downtime..

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1. Groups of three or more receive a 10% discount

2. Organizations hosting an in-house session with 10+ participants enjoy a 15% discount.

Want this training tailored to your company?

Our in-house option brings risk management directly to your team in Melbourne, making it highly relevant to your projects. Delivered on-site, this 1-day workshop equips your staff with practical tools, case studies, and strategies they can apply immediately. It’s a convenient and cost-effective way to strengthen compliance, improve safety, and build a proactive risk culture—without travel or downtime.

Contact us today to schedule a customized in-house, face-to-face session:

Info: • Melbourne’s construction risk landscape
• Workshop objectives and expectations
• Icebreaker: Risk challenges in Melbourne’s construction projects

Info: • Safety hazards, environmental, and operational risks
• Human factors and equipment-related risks on worksites
• Case Study: Major Melbourne site incident analysis

Info: • Using risk matrices and probability–impact analysis
• Practical approaches to risk prioritisation in projects
• Activity: Mapping risks for a Melbourne project

Info: • Australian construction laws and workplace safety obligations
• Environmental sustainability requirements in projects
• Case Study: Compliance gap in a Melbourne project

Info: • Budget risks, cost overruns, and contract management
• Supply chain disruptions and project delays
• Activity: Financial risk scenario simulation

Info: • Applying ISO 31000 in construction projects
• Integrating frameworks into daily project operations
• Group Exercise: Drafting a risk plan for a project

Info: • Handling site accidents, delays, and emergencies
• Crisis communication strategies for project leaders
• Role Play: Site emergency response drill

Info: • Role of project leaders in anticipating and mitigating risks
• Communicating risks effectively to teams and stakeholders
• Activity: Drafting a stakeholder risk message

Info: • Lessons learned from local large-scale construction projects
• Strategies for applying insights to future projects
• Discussion: Applying insights to your projects

Info: • Key lessons and takeaways from the workshop
• Developing a personal action plan for risk leadership
• Exercise: Drafting your 30-day workplace action plan

Host or Publisher MG Aussie