Project Management Procedures are the set of processes and practices that organizations use to ensure that their projects are successful and completed on time and within budget. These procedures are designed to help the project team identify potential risks and opportunities and develop strategies to manage them effectively. They also help to ensure that the project is being carried out in accordance with the organization’s objectives and goals. The procedures include (but are not limited to) project planning, resource management, risk management, quality control, and reporting.

Project planning is a process used to define the scope, goals, and timeline of the project. It is also used to determine the tasks and resources needed to complete the project and to identify potential risks and opportunities. Resource management helps ensure that resources are allocated efficiently and effectively and that the project team is working towards the same goals. Risk management helps to identify, assess, and manage risks associated with the project.