Another part of the plan though, is to have a plan in place that can be implemented if the risk does take place. Monitor the risk to assess if there are any changes. This step is important because when a plan is implemented it is often very hard to account for every risk that might be present. So for this reason it is important to constantly be re-evaluating the maintenance shop in order to identify new risks or to tweak particulars in regards to already identified risks. Things change and thus the risk management plan should constantly be evaluated in order to make sure that it is as up-to-date as possible.

Respond to the risk. If new risks are identified or changes found then these need to be addressed so that everyone knows what is going on. Any changes or updates that need to occur should be done right away in order to minimize the risk as much as possible (Johnston, 2011).

Another thing that a good risk management program should include...

If things are identified as risks and procedures are put into place to prevent and/or deal with such risks and no one is every told then the entire process will go for naught. Everyone that has anything to do with the maintenance shop must know what the risk management program consists of and how they are responsible for carrying it out. Everyone must be informed so that everyone can stay safe. All identified risks and their related contingency plans should be kept in one place that everyone is aware of and that everyone can get to in case something does go wrong and a plan has to be executed.
References

Designing a Risk Management Program for Mountain Biking. (2006). Retrieved from http://www.imba.com/resources/liability/designing-risk-management-program-mountain-biking

Johnston, E. (2011). How to Develop a Risk Management Plan. Retrieved from http://www.ehow.com/how_2136574_develop-risk-management-plan.html