The risks of quality protection, control and work in the zones of special working conditions are based on risk analysis methods in order to consider the severity of the risk to the project itself. Based on the above and the established response measures, the necessary techniques are implemented to keep the risk within acceptable limits. The risk can be viewed as acceptable, tolerable and unacceptable to the final desired result of the project, and it can be tolerated provided that it is mitigated. This means that risks are ranked on a priority scale. Acceptable risks do not significantly affect the outcome of the project while unacceptable risk significantly affect the project. As such, unacceptable risks negatively affect the project and are avoided. Tolerable risks are those that have an impact on the end results but are sought to be reduced or eliminated in a timely manner. The quality of work itself implies the quality of the final product. With the demand for quality, the costs of the project also grow, which depends on losses or achievements. The quality requirements meets the requirements of the project. Project quality costs are incurred by ensuring the required quality while losses are incurred when quality is not achieved. Zones of special working conditions require an extremely high level of protection, the risks of which endanger the process, quality and safety of work. The paper will present the basic elements of risk management as well as the application to a given project.