Risk management considerations for forgings include ensuring that all forging activities are conducted in accordance with established safety protocols, conducting regular inspections of the forging equipment, proper handling and storage of finished products to prevent damage or contamination, and implementing quality control measures such as metallurgical tests to ensure product quality. Additionally, it is important to consider potential risks related to the use of high temperature materials during the process, as well as environmental considerations such as air pollution from smoke generated during the process. Another risk consideration is determining an appropriate supply chain strategy for procuring raw materials and components needed for manufacturing finished parts. Finally, cost-control measures must be implemented when selecting vendors or suppliers of raw materials. All these factors must be taken into account when designing a comprehensive risk management strategy for forgings operations.