During the initiation phase of a project, the project manager and the team define the project idea, including project goals, scope, and resources1. If a potential risk, such as low construction productivity, is identified during a lessons learned sharing session, it should be added to the risk register1. The risk register is a document where all details of the identified risks are recorded. The project manager should then develop a mitigation strategy for site execution. This strategy could include various actions to address the risk, such as improving processes, providing additional training, or hiring additional resources. The goal is to reduce the impact of the risk on the project's objectives. References: Asana Resources | Project management, 4 Phases of the Project Management Lifecycle Explained | Coursera