Document background
The Construction Risk Assessment Monitoring And Review Plan is a critical document required for construction projects in the Philippines, designed to ensure comprehensive risk management throughout the construction lifecycle. It is mandated by various Philippine regulatory bodies, including DOLE and DPWH, and must comply with the National Building Code of the Philippines and Occupational Safety and Health Standards Law (RA 11058). The document becomes necessary when undertaking any significant construction project and should be prepared before construction activities commence. It contains detailed methodologies for risk identification, assessment procedures, monitoring protocols, and review mechanisms, serving as a living document that guides risk management activities throughout the project duration. The plan is particularly important in the Philippine context due to the country's specific environmental, geological, and regulatory considerations, and must be regularly updated to reflect changing project conditions and emerging risks.
