MONITORING AND CONTROL OF RISKS FOR THE EXECUTION PROCESS OF FOREST ROADS

In the context of sustainable forest management, full forest accessibility by a permanent network of forest roads, represents an imperative of our time, because the forest mechanization and use of modern working processes, both in tending and cultural interventions, as well as in timber harvesting. Most forest roads are primarily industrial roads but many are also a public benefit by providing access for recreation activities, to utilities and facilities. The case study details a probabilistic approach to risk management implementation for the construction of forest roads that provide efficient and effective management regarding risks and opportunities associated with planning,identification, assessment, quantification, response, monitoring and control of potential risks. Also, implementing the cause-effect analysis and identifying the root cause of risk, the potential risks can be minimized or eliminated.