The paper features the results of Łukasiewicz – EMAG’s team work within the SUMAD project. The focus has been put on how to use the developed SUMAD Risk Management Tool (SUMAD RMT) which supports the revitalization process of a post-mining heap. The tool enables the following: • to identify and reduce risk factors related to the heap and to the revitalization process,• to estimate financially the revitalization process,• to monitor non-financial like political, environmental, social, etc. factors which are very important because they can positively or negatively shape the social and political reception of the whole revitalization process.The paper describes shortly the methodology based on three pillars (three kinds of analyses):• RRA – Risk Reduction Assessment (risk management),• CBA – Cost–Benefit Assessment (estimation of financial factors),• QCA – Qualitative Criteria Assessment (estimation of non-financial factors).The methodology has an iterative character and its main steps are the following:1. Identification of the heap to be revitalized and preliminary revitalization activities,2. Preliminary RRA, CBA, QCA analyses,3. Composing the revitalization alternatives,4. Alternative assessment with respect to risk (RRA), financial (CBA) and non-financial (QCA) factors,5. Decision making based on the acquired aggregated data.The methodology was illustrated by examples from the revitalization process