If you are a project manager and work on high risk, complex and VUCA world projects and practices a lot of risk identification, analysis and management then the PMI-RMP® is a choice for you to authenticate your skills and knowledge.

For  Project managers in government, construction, defence  sectors, PMI-RMP® is a natural progression after PMP®.

An aspirant to PMI-RMP® certification can appear in the exam if he/she fulfils the following criteria:

Criterion 1:

• A secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree or global equivalent)
• At least 4,500 hours of your project risk management experience
• Formal education on risk management (40 contact hours/PDUs ).

Criterion 2:

• A four-year bachelor degree or equivalent qualification
• At least 3,000 hours of project risk management experience
• Formal education on risk management (30 contact hours/PDUs ).

If you practice risks management or a professional risk manager such as PMI-RMP certified then you would get much recognition among your executives, senior managers and peers.

As a Skilled risk manager, you should be able to

1. Develop policies, processes, and procedures for risk assessment, planning, and response.
2. Promote the understanding of project risk management for stakeholders and project team members, Assess stakeholder risk tolerance, priorities project risk, and promote risk ownership.
3. Conduct and facilitate risk identification, evaluation, prioritization, and response among project team members.
4. Monitor risks, evaluate risk response against established metrics and communicate risk response performance to stakeholders and project team.
5. Use quantitative and qualitative tools and techniques as project risk management professionals.