A project in the execution phase at the customer's site has an issue concerning new parts that do not fit properly into a machine. The site project manager cannot find this high probability risk in the risk register.
What action should the site project manager take?
When a project is in the execution phase and encounters an issue with new parts that do not fit properly into a machine, and this high-probability risk is not found in the risk register, the appropriate action for the site project manager is to implement a workaround. A workaround is a response to an unforeseen issue that was not previously identified as a risk. It is a quick, temporary solution that addresses the problem at hand to keep the project moving forward without significant delays. This option allows the project to continue progressing while a more permanent solution may be investigated and implemented later.
the best answer is a workaround because the manager should be proactive and because the risk wasnot identified before so you should take a quick action.what is the benefit to make risk audit in this case?nothing
I agree. Does site manager do risk audit?
We have an issue, not a risk; so we cannot do a *risk* assessment in this case, but an *issue* assessment. We will make a *Workaround* Option B.