What to do at this stage
- 01
Manage site access, temporary arrangements and transition risks during delivery.
- 02
Record installation evidence and resolve departures from the agreed design.
- 03
Refer material design changes back to assessment before treating them as routine substitutions.
Questions to work through
- What new exposure exists during the transition?
- Does the installation match the agreed design?
- Which changes require the risk assessment to be revisited?
When an existing perimeter is opened for construction, document the temporary protection and the person responsible for maintaining it until the permanent control is restored.
A common trap
The risk during implementation may be different from both the original risk and the intended final state.
When the work needs to return
Suggested resources
Selected for their likely use at this stage. Resource associations are guidance, not a compliance crosswalk.
SRMBOK Template 13.3 Risk Treatment Schedule
Document risk treatment actions, responsibilities and timescales in an editable Word schedule.
View in the SRMBOK shopSRMBOK Procedure Template
Document consistent operational procedures, responsibilities and step-by-step instructions in an editable template.
View in the SRMBOK shopSRMBOK Process Flow One-Page Template
Create an editable one-page process flow in Excel, using swimlanes to show actions and accountabilities.
View in the SRMBOK shopSRMBOK Guide to Training
Guidance on training staff to recognise security concerns, follow procedures and contribute to security awareness.
View in the SRMBOK shopKeep the whole life cycle in view
Security Risk Management Life Cycle Wall Charts
Keep the whole life cycle in view, from initiation to change and disposal.
View in the SRMBOK shopGuide to the Security Risk Management Life Cycle
Explore the published SRMBOK guide behind the life cycle.
View in the SRMBOK shopThese practical prompts are editorial guidance for the navigator. Consult the published SRMBOK life cycle guide and charts for the full method. About this edition and its sources.