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2020-07-07 P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - TNC Project Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 4. Any events which may compromise the timing
are managed where possible, and any necessary
changes to the timeline are negotiated with
partners.
5. Project management timelines will be reviewed
in relation to the impacts on the project as a
result of COVID-19, with special consideration
given to the likely impacts on community
engagement timing and modalities, fundraising
and expenditure profiles.
Legal risks Arising from legal and regulatory LOW 1. Contracts TOR be reviewed by TNC’s legal team LOW
obligations, including contract risks and in accordance with Standard Operating
litigation brought against TNC Procedures and NSC policies.
2. All communications between principal and
contractors will be recorded and filed.
3. Any conflicts or disputes with contractors first
discussed informally to try and resolve issues
prior to legal intervention.
4. Discuss legal proceedings with TNC leadership
team if conflict cannot be resolved.
Poor implementation Includes risks from process problems such LOW 1. Develop implementation plans based on lessons LOW
as materials, procurement and delivery. learnt from other projects and peer reviewed by
colleagues and project partners.
2. Project Manager to draw upon the resources
and expertise in the organization, having worked
in shellfish ecosystem restoration in Australia
and overseas over the past 15 years.
Financial Over budget Escalation of project costs due to cost MEDIUM 1. Base costs on previous comparable projects. LOW
estimating accuracy and scope creep. 2. Align scope to the contract agreement.
3. Closely monitor the budget and review
frequently.
4. Explore opportunities to advance the project
with further attraction of funding.
Personnel Injury or death to Activities that involve field work, diving, use HIGH 1. Identify all hazards and risks at early stages of LOW
project staff and of heavy machinery or marine works may planning and complete activity-based risk
subcontractors result in personal harm, injury or death. assessments.
2. Communicate risks to participants at the start of
field work activities.
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BRING BACK THE FISH: PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN
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