Definition of project risk management:

Risk management of engineering projects refers to the management of identifying the risks of engineering projects through risk identification, risk analysis and risk assessment, rationally using various risk response measures, management methods, technologies and means, effectively controlling the risks of the projects, properly handling the adverse consequences caused by risk events, and ensuring the realization of the overall objectives of the projects at the lowest cost.

The risks faced by engineering project enterprises are as follows:

1. Contract risk: whether the signed contract can be completed on time and whether the relevant quality can meet the requirements.

2. Tax risk: This project mainly includes business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax, education surcharge, stamp duty and personal income tax.

3. Capital risk: Can the capital chain of the project meet the needs of production and how to maintain it?

4. Cost risk: How to control the incurred costs and how to minimize them.

5. Political risk: the legal norms used in the project and the impact of the policies at that time on the cost.

Engineering safety management refers to the overall management of engineering construction, including the following contents:

Safety production management, civilized construction, safety education, accident management, occupational health, safe electricity consumption, construction safety technology, vertical transportation machinery, construction machines and tools, special operation safety, aerial work safety, fire prevention on the construction site, preparation of safety production management documents, prevention and control of construction casualties, etc.