Description

Objective:

This course is designed for the beginner and advanced learners who want to learn Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA) using Safran Risk.

Outcome:

• Learn importing Primavera Schedule for Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA)
• Learn developing Schedule in Safran Risk for Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA)
• Learn Creating Risks and linking them to activities in Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA)
• Learn Schedule Risk Analysis techniques
• Learn What-if analysis for comparison

Course Content:

• Overview of Safran Risk
• Safran Risk vs Primavera Risk analysis
• Scheduling Features of Safran Risk
• Importing P6 Schedule
• Developing Schedule in Safran Risk for Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA)
• Creating Risks in Safran Risk
• Assigning Risks to activities
• Performing Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA)
• Defining Mitigation Actions
• Comparing S-curves
• Performing What-if Analysis
• Play with Layouts
• Creating Probabilistic Branching
• Performing Sensitivity Analysis
• Exercises

Learn more by visiting https://www.gleeym.com/qra

Offer:

One-to-One one (1) hour session, worth $ 100, is free with course. Come up with your problem and discuss with us for possible solution. We will guide and coach you.

Why Safran Risk:

Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA) is a combination of science, art and due diligence. Using Right technique and tool are important. Why to use Safran Risk?

There are five (5) compelling answers to satisfy you:

• Safran Risk has been developed by the same development team who developed the Primavera Risk Analysis (PRA).
• Safran Risk has integrated Cost and Schedule Risk Analysis modules.
• Safran Risk has weather Modelling calendar option for weather risks.
• Integration with Scheduling software and Safran Risk Manger.
• Easy to use with short learning curve.

 

Why GleeYM:

GleeYM is in the Risk management business. Trainer has the vast risk management experience in various industries.

We are performing the Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA) by focusing on uncertainty and risks that affect the overall schedule, i.e., activity durations and completion date.

We check the schedule first and perform schedule quality checks as specified by DCMA 14-points, but not limited too.