Risk Register means the register of risks defined in Document 3;

Risk Register means a document where risks are captured by description, as detailed in Schedule S1-4 (Risk Management).

Risk Register the register of risks and contingencies that have been factored into any Costs due under this Agreement, a copy of which is set out in Annex 4 of Schedule 7 (Charges and Invoicing);

Examples of Risk Register in a sentence

During these calls we will review of the overall project, progress against both schedule and budget, and review the Project Risk Register.

More Definitions of Risk Register

Risk Register means the register of risks and contingencies that have been factored into any Costs due under this Contract, in the form agreed between the Purchaser and the Service Provider.

Risk Register means the full accounting of all reasonable projects risks that will require a mitigation plan or structure within the P3 agreement.

Risk Register means a document that identifies potential events that could impact cost, schedule or scope. (Ord. 17930 § 7, 2014).

Risk Register means a listing of risks and opportunities, risk assessments, and an evaluation of mitigation and responsibility for those risks.

Risk Register means a document in a format agreed with the Fund that sets out the risks of the Service Provider in not being able to provide the Services or comply with any term of this Contract and the strategies to mitigate those risks. Service Provider’s Background IP means all Intellectual Property Rights used by the Service Provider or its personnel in performing the Services but not the Intellectual Property Rights in the Materials created by the Service Provider, its personnel or sub-contractors in performing the Services; Services means the services or work to be provided as specified in Item 17 of Schedule A;

Risk Register means a document that identifies the risks associated with completing the Activity and outlines the risk mitigation strategies undertaken by the Grantee.