Assess your Project Health

If your project is already underway but delivery confidence, governance, scope, partner performance, or benefits realisation feel unsettled, our Project Health Check Self-Evaluation can help you identify risks before they become costly recovery problems.

Next steps after your self-evaluation?

Once you’ve completed the Project Healthcheck Self-Evaluation, the real value comes from what happens next. Your responses will highlight where your project is strong, where confidence may be misplaced, and where risk is starting to build. Arqvera can help you interpret the results, challenge the evidence behind the scores, and turn the findings into a clear action plan that restores control, protects value, and gives sponsors the confidence to make the right call.

Next steps

• Book a results review with Arqvera to understand what your scores really mean.
• Validate the evidence behind your answers so risk is assessed on facts, not assumptions.
• Identify the critical issues most likely to affect delivery, cost, timeline, adoption, or benefits.
• Agree the right intervention — continue, course-correct, re-baseline, recover, or escalate.
• Build a practical action plan with clear owners, priorities, and decision points.
• Move quickly before risk compounds and the cost of correction increases.

What are the benefits?

• Surfaces hidden delivery risks before they become recovery problems.
• Tests whether “green” status is backed by evidence, not confidence or aspiration.
• Identifies gate failures that should prevent leaders treating the project as healthy.
• Gives sponsors a clear view of where intervention is needed most.
• Highlights weak areas across scope, governance, delivery capability, partner fit, commercial controls, planning, risk, and operational readiness.
• Creates a stronger evidence base for project recovery, re-baselining, or assurance decisions.
• Reduces optimism bias by flagging missing evidence, missing owners, stale validation, and low-confidence high scores.

Who is this service for?

The Project Health Check is designed for organisations navigating high-stakes projects where the cost of failure is significant, but the path forward is currently obscured by complexity. It is specifically for:

• Organisations executing a transformation roadmap
• Businesses implementing new software, operating model, or service change
• Leadership teams needing an independent pragmatic view on whether their project will deliver and if not what to do about it.
• Programmes with high ambiguity, stakeholder tension, or delivery risk
• Sponsors who want decision-ready recommendations grounded in stakeholder evidence