Abstract

Modern economic conditions require construction companies to promptly prevent, identify and manage risks in various areas of their construction activities. As this research shows, many of the best practices of corporate risk management are adopted and applied in large Russian construction companies and in various industries. At the same time, the results of the research demonstrate the possibilities for further development. Key areas of development include: the process of integrating risk management into the development strategy of a construction company, the collection and accumulation of statistical data, interaction between units, the participation and active participation of key stakeholders, and the quality of information on key risks. Risk management is one of the most important functional areas in the methodology of project management in the construction sector. In practice, as a rule, in addition to quantitative risk assessment, qualitative risk assessments in construction is also always utilized. However, the theory of risk management based on qualitative assessments is virtually absent in the Russian practice. This article provides a definition of qualitative risk assessments and complex risks in the construction field. We desceibe the tasks involved in risk management in construction and propose algorithms for solving corresponding problems in the construction field.

Highlights

  • From an investor's point of view, any project is a risk

  • This article provides a definition of qualitative risk assessments and complex risks in the construction field

  • We desceibe the tasks involved in risk management in construction and propose algorithms for solving corresponding problems in the construction field

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Introduction

From an investor's point of view, any project is a risk. Сonstruction is a special category of facilities, which carries an even higher level of risks. Much depends on the geographical features of the construction region, the level of social development, the mentality of the population and many other factors, that are identified as project risks. Each country has its own peculiarities, which determine the risks, potential value created by proper construction, and the probability of losses for the investor should the construction project risks and not properly managed. The cost of construction varies in different countries and depends largely on the project risks [1]. One of the important factors that determines the cost of construction of buildings include the climatic conditions. The geography of the country largely determines the level of risks and potential natural and climatic threats. Risks associated with the socio-political and economic level of development should be taken into account

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