There are various risk categories that you may run across, even if the hazards for each project can differ. These categories can be used to define and identify the potential hazards your project may face while creating your risk management plan.
Technical hazards
This category includes risks specific to the project, such as those associated with the technology employed or the specifications, performance, and quality of the final product.
Risks in project management
This category includes risks related to project planning, scheduling, finances, and resources as well as other aspects of the project management process.
Occupational hazards
This category includes risks that could develop as a result of organisational elements like resources, project dependencies, and logistics.
External dangers
This category includes hazards brought on by external entities such as clients, consumers, or the market.
